• Moves the player along the ground relative to camera direction

• Allows sprinting and jumping when grounded

• Keeps movement responsive and predictable

• Moves continuously in a forward direction

• Smoothly rotates toward its movement direction

• Maintains natural-looking motion without sharp turns

• Multiple variables to controll behaviour

• Groups with nearby boids

• Avoids overlapping or colliding with other boids

• Aligns its movement direction with nearby boids

• Detects and avoids obstacles ahead

• Adjusts direction to find a clear path

• Is forced downward when reaching the water surface

• This was also the ones that worked a quite bit flawed, as it respected collision as a group but those on the side sometimes clipped through terrain or just ignored terrain in general

• Remembers a home position, always goes back

• Returns toward home if it moves too far away

• Uses a spatial grid to efficiently find nearby boids, only used nearby boids for calcualtions

• Updates grid position only when moving between cells

• Allows the player to attach to an existing rope

• Dynamically creates rope segments as the player moves away

• Limits total rope length

• Removes rope segments when shortening or retracting

• Connects the player to the rope using physics joints

• Using line renderer for visiualization of the rope

• Cleans up joints and segments when detached

• Adds new rope segments when the player moves beyond a set distance

• Keeps spacing consistent between segments

• Stops extending once maximum rope length is reached

• Pulls player smoothly along the rope using lerp

• It does this by moving the player segment-by-segment toward the anchor point

• Removes passed rope segments as the player progresses

A simple ladder I made inside the game. Made using same mechanics as the rope, inputing transform points and lerping through each one till end point. Capable of going both ways, also forcing rotation while going on ladder with an adjustable speed.