Main Takeaway: Just added some code to my latest 2D platformer project so that sprites can move up and down In this tutorial, we upgrade our third person controller in Unity to use the Scivolo
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Just added some code to my latest 2D platformer project so that sprites can move up and down In this tutorial, we upgrade our third person controller in Unity to use the Scivolo This video is a response to Appsolus Zero on Youtube in regards to an issue with a video from a year ago.
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- Just added some code to my latest 2D platformer project so that sprites can move up and down
- In this tutorial, we upgrade our third person controller in Unity to use the Scivolo
- This video is a response to Appsolus Zero on Youtube in regards to an issue with a video from a year ago.
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