If you open this file, you'll see a window with some pre-defined options, like move, which we are going to use in this tutorial!ĭon't forget to check Generate C# Class int the recently created PlayerInput, so we can use in our code! I created a folder called Input Managers inside the asset folder and renamed the file name to PlayerInput. Once the settings are created, click in Create actions in the Player Input component in you Player Game Object, this will prompt you to create a Input Manager to our player. Select Open Input Settings and in the newly opened window, click Create settings asset Now that you have our Player Game Object created in our scene, let's add the Input system. In the Assets folder, click with the right mouse button and create a new 2D Sprite, I personally use squares for the player mockups, but you can pick whatever sprite you want! With your sprite created, drag it up into the scene so we can have a GameObject.
Now that the Input Manager is installed let's start using it!įirst, let's create a mock for our player character. When the package is installed, it'll pop up a warning, saying that it'll change the default input system to the new installed package, hit Yes and Unity will be restarted. To do that, simply go select window in the to bar menu, navigate to Package Manager, in the package manager window, change the package resource to Unity Registry and download the Input System into your project! It's not available by default so you'll need to add it to your project. In this tutorial we will be using Input System from Unity to create a 2D Platformer. So let's start with very basic things, like making our character move from A to B! Have you ever wanted to create your own game but find it too overwhelming or not knowing where to start?
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