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    The document provides instructions for creating a first person character controller script in Unity that allows movement of a player object using keyboard inputs. It describes adding a character controller component to a player game object, positioning the camera to follow the player, and writing code in a script to retrieve horizontal and vertical axis input to move the player forward, backward, left and right. The lab tasks at the end provide additional challenges of adding fog, grass and changing the skybox material to the scene.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a first person character controller script in Unity that allows movement of a player object using keyboard inputs. It describes adding a character controller component to a player game object, positioning the camera to follow the player, and writing code in a script to retrieve horizontal and vertical axis input to move the player forward, backward, left and right. The lab tasks at the end provide additional challenges of adding fog, grass and changing the skybox material to the scene.

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    UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

    Lab Manual# 3
    First Person Character
    movement using keyboard

    Course Instructor
    Khawaja Ubaid ur Rehman

    Department of Computer Science


    School of Systems and Technology
    UMT Lahore
    Objectives
     The purpose of this manual is to learn First Person character movement in Unity 3D. To learn
    how to do player movement using keyboard.

    Pre-requisite
     Lab 2
    1. Add a 3D object Capsule to your scene.

    2. Change the Camera preview w.r.t Player. Adjust the camera position in such a
    way camera position and player position is same.

    3. Move camera position to the top of player using Move tool.


    4. Create a folder of scripts.
    4a. In scripts folder create a script FPSController and attach this script on Player.

    Note: Class name and script name should be same.


    6. In your FPSController class add a variable of type CharacterController. See the
    screen shot below.

    Character controller:
    It is used to handle player movement and collision detection.
    Serialized Field:
    It is used if you don't want to access variable elsewhere, but you want to set value in the
    inspector.

    7. Make a variable speed to control player speed as shown in screen shot.

    8. Make the following variables to store x-axis and y-axis movement values.

    9. Type the following line of code in Update function.

    Horizontal is pre-defined keyword used to get input along x-axis in Unity’s Input
    Manager.
    Time.detlaTime: Interval in seconds from the last frame to the current one.
    10. Type the following line of code in Update function to store input along z-axis.

    Vertical is pre-defined keyword used to get input along z-axis in Unity’s Input
    Manager.
    11. Type the following line of code in Update function to move your player along
    x-axis. By writing this line of code you can move your player in left/right direction
    using A,D, left and right arrow keys.
    12. Type the following line of code in Update function to move your player along
    z-axis. By writing this line of code you can move your player in forward and
    backward direction.

    Lab Tasks
    1. Add a component of Character controller to Player in Unity inspector window
    and assign character controller as a reference to that game object.
    2. Adjust the camera position in such a way camera should follow player. [Hint:
    Make camera as a child of Player]
    3. Add fog to your terrain.
    4. Add grass to your terrain.
    5. Change the sky box material. Download “Sky5x One” asset from Unity asset store
    and import it to your scene. Change sky box to night.

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