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This document contains a Unity C# script for isometric player movement. It captures player input from the keyboard, calculates a movement direction vector, and moves the player object accordingly while also adjusting the player's rotation to face the movement direction. The script utilizes a speed variable to control the movement speed and ensures smooth transitions in rotation.

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This document contains a Unity C# script for isometric player movement. It captures player input from the keyboard, calculates a movement direction vector, and moves the player object accordingly while also adjusting the player's rotation to face the movement direction. The script utilizes a speed variable to control the movement speed and ensures smooth transitions in rotation.

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Using UnityEngine;

Public class IsometricPlayerMovement : MonoBehaviour

Public float speed = 5f;

Void Update()

// 1. Get input keys (WASD or Arrow keys)

Float horizontal = [Link](“Horizontal”);

Float vertical = [Link](“Vertical”);

// 2. Create a movement direction vector based on input

Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontal, 0f,


vertical).normalized;

If ([Link] >= 0.1f)

// 3. Rotate input 45 degrees to perfectly align with our isometric


camera

Vector3 forward = new Vector3(1, 0, 1).normalized;

Vector3 right = new Vector3(1, 0, -1).normalized;

Vector3 moveDirection = (forward * inputDirection.z) + (right *


inputDirection.x);

// 4. Move the player object

[Link]([Link] * speed *
[Link], [Link]);
// 5. Look in the direction of movement

Quaternion targetRotation =
[Link]([Link], [Link]);

[Link] = [Link]([Link],
targetRotation, [Link] * 15f);

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