A third person player controller with touchscreen support for Godot 4.
Note: This project is for Godot 4 only. For the Godot 3 version please see selgesel/godot3-third-person-controller
This is a complementary code repository for my YouTube video series.
| Keys | Action Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
W |
move_forward |
Move/swim forward |
S |
move_backwards |
Move/swim backwards |
A |
move_left |
Move/swim to the left |
D |
move_right |
Move/swim to the right |
Esc |
ui_cancel |
(Built-in) Toggle between captured and visible mouse modes |
Mouse Wheel Up |
zoom_in |
Move the camera closer to the player |
Mouse Wheel Down |
zoom_out |
Move the camera further away from the player |
| Keys | Action Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
Q |
dash |
(Hold) Dash in the current movement direction. Hold to dash periodically |
Shift |
sprint |
(Hold) Run faster |
Ctrl |
crouch |
(Hold) Crouch. While crouching the player moves more slowly and can't jump or dash |
Space |
jump |
Jump. The player can jump multiple times |
When swimming underwater the movement direction is affected both by the horizontal and vertical angles of the camera. The player can only swim horizontally when on the water surface
| Keys | Action Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
Q |
surge |
(Hold to charge) After charging for a brief duration, surge in the current movement direction |
Ctrl |
swim_down |
(Hold) Swim downwards. When on surface, this forces the player to dive back in |
Space |
swim_up |
(Hold) Swim upwards |
Space |
jump |
(When on surface) Jump out of the water |
In touchscreen devices some actions are performed through gestures, and some are performed simply by pressing the corresponding on-screen button.
Each button displays an icon that (hopefully) explains the action that they perform, and they also appear or disappear based on whether or not they're available.
| Gesture | Context | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Drag | Thumb Stick (Left) | Move/swim in the current look direction with a speed relative to the drag distance |
| Drag | Screen | Rotate the camera |
| Pinch In (Two Fingers) | Screen | Move the camera further away from the player |
| Pinch Out (Two Fingers) | Screen | Move the camera closer to the player |
If you'd like to fix a bug or make some changes, please see the Contribution Guide.
MIT