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| Nevertheless interaction with static or dynamic objects is still available. | Nevertheless interaction with static or dynamic objects is still available. | ||
| - | In case you need the old behaviour, just switch " | + | __Remark: |
| - | Next step: [[android|Android]] | + | Control you raycast-movement by some properties like Slop, RayDirection and RayOffset. |
| + | Especially the slopping value allows you to control f.e. the max. height of stairs to be able to walk. | ||
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| + | ^Property^Description^ | ||
| + | |Slop|This only affects computation if UseRayCasting is enabled. The slop value is the maximum height a movement ray direction. Adjust this value to your specific scene, especially when walking of stairs or similar static objects. Default value is 0.5.| | ||
| + | |RayDirection|The RayDirection defines in which direction the controller will be adjusted. Default direction is (0, 1, 0), which means downwards.| | ||
| + | |RayOffset|Get or set ray offset from where the raycasting is started. The offset will be computed from current physics character controller position.| | ||
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| + | Next step: [[prefabs|Prefabs]] | ||