Moving from Unity to Godot by Alan Thorn

Author:Alan Thorn
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781484259085
Publisher: Apress

Now, reselect the CollisionShape2D, and adjust the collision shape to match the character’s body. You don’t need to enclose the head, because when seen from a top-down perspective in a regular 2D level, it’s only the body that will collide with walls, doors, and objects. See Figure 4-20.

Figure 4-20Sizing the Circle Collider

This is great. We’ve got a fully configured player character. And now, finally, we can code player controls. To do this, select the root KinematicBody2D node, and create a new C# script from the Script field in the Inspector. The script should inherit from KinematicBody2D and be called PlayerControl. See Figure 4-21.

Figure 4-21Creating a New C# Script for Player Controls, Attached to the KinematicBody2D

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