I have fixed a few things in this script, such as normalized diagonal movement and a few other bits and pieces. You can find it here: bit.ly/3BeDwB7

Thank you! This is the most intuitive tutorial I've ever seen! I love your style!

Hey, can you make an tutorial about making a unity scene look nicer; lighting, materials, post processing etc. ?

actually, the relative variable is unnecessary because if you add transform.position to something and then remove it back nothing changes because it is like: a + b = (a + b) (a + b) - b = a

Great, simple, straightforward tutorial video as always.

I love this! Another great video Taro!

Can anyone help me to make the camera follow the character??

Where is the video he mentioned towards the end where the camera will follow a player ? Is there a video where you can move the camera in the same perspective ?

did you ever end up creating the "next video" you talk about in the video at the end? I didn't find it, would appreciate if you could link in case you created it :)

I like the jelly shaders on your cube

I'm binging all the good content, thanks for making such cool tutorials :)

I think you dropped this 👉👑

Although I have been working with Unity for several years now and I have been doing everything myself, thanks to the author anyway for the content! In my time, this was not the case (

Found this whilst looking for a ISO camera setup. Just skip all of the matrix stuff and multiply the quaternion of the camera(that has the x/y rot) by the vector to give the same outcome. Note quaternion * vector, not the other way around :)

Really looking for the next video to learn the Camera Follow script... is it there, will it come?

is (transform.position + _input) - transform.position not just _input. and would you not want to instead normalize it (in general) altho not very important when using LookRotation. Not sure how the GetAxis behaves but wouldn't you also get a situation where you can move faster when your movement direction vector is something like (1,1) or is that already accounted for in GetAxisRaw?

This tutorial worked almost perfectly for me! I am having a lot of issues with the player collisions though. If I bump into another object with a collider attached, my player goes crazy. It'll bounce off the other colliders, and just start flying around like crazy. It also seems to be perpetually moving? I'm not sure why, this is a default project with a standard cube set on top of a plane with another cube in front of it.

Omg! It’s just what I was looking for Rn

You are the best man, thanks for all the tutorials!

How would I strip the rotate out of this player controller so that it only responds to the directions without the tank movement? I'm trying to make a game where the character aims at the mouse but still moves on the isometric plane.

Awesome. I like to know more about matrix to use

We need same tutorial just with Character Controller! Awesome tutorial btw!

Hello. Can you make a video on how to rotate the camera in a smooth 90 degree rotation on the y axis around the targeted player object on a key press please. Your videos are very informative and good.

Absolute legend! Thank you so much for your help in this, I've been a Python dev for a few years, but for some reason, this C# and Unity isn't clicking...

Hey Tarodev, did you posted the video where the camera follows the player?

Thanks a lot for these tutorials! I appreciate it. I am trying to learn hyper-casual game development and I'm building prototypes for that area. If it's possible I would like to see a tutorial for a movement logic on runner type of games (like run of life or cube surfer from voodoo). Ive tried to move the player through rigidbody.moveposition with a constant force to the +z axis and according to the inputs I move the character through x axis, however, when player slides the screen too fast to the right or left character stucks on walls since there will be a huge force on x axis (by walls I mean the mathf.clamp in horizontal axis to stay on the platform). Parenting the player and moving the parent horizontal while moving the player forward didn't workout also, when I move the parent in horizontal axis player stops moving in z because of parents' movement effect. Moreover, didn't try out the paths that have turning points that would be another problem too. Maybe a tutorial about this could be helpful for people In my opinion. Thanks a lot again!

Super helpful! Thank you.

Very cool tut, but i have one question. Why u don`t use New Input System?

I highly recommend using something like Nvidia Broadcast, especially when using a mechanical keyboard, for reducing noise in the audio recording.

Very good, thanks for sharing

nice beginner video but I would wish more for taking the camera forward and up and project it into the main plane

Great tutorial. One thing that bothers me though is the fact that to the isometric nature of the scene (in 3D space), movement up and down seems slower than in the other directions.

this is a great tutorial!

This is great; thank you very much :)

You are a cool guy, you make great content, you know your shit and your funny. Subbed!

You got a like and a subscriber Thank you 🙏

Bit of a tangent Q - your renders, in both scene and game tab, look infinitely better than the bog standard ones my unity has on new project (I am new to unity as of yesterday). Do I need to tweak settings to get this higher quality that I see in yours? Talking particularly about the shadows and reflections on the gold cube. Thanks!

Great video, did you ever get round to doing the camera follow script? I can find it in your videos.

Thank you very much for the tutorial, it was excellent! If I wanted to add a jump mechanic to this, what would the best way to do that be?

Great vid. The one that shows the following camera was never made eventually?

Nice video. But I have a question. When I tried to add mouse look pos it looks to mouse and moves toward mouse. How can I solve this problem ?

Nice vid!

Thank you.

I'm not sure why monobehaviour was removed in the helper script, I'm not too sure what that is

really nice for this one. could you create animation tutorial for flying such as butterfly for 3d like rotate and flying smoothly. thanks in advance. mate.

error in this line (; expected) public static Vector3 ToIso (this Vector3 input) => _isoMatrix.MultiplyPoint3x4(input);

is he using a gamepad? because with keyboard isn't working as the video for me, thanks! And with keyboard if u press at the same time diagonal keys it speeds up

works awesome thanks!!

Hi can you show the vedio that shows using WASD keys and mouse please? than you

When I move on the X-axis I feel faster than the Y-axis, is that normal and should developers change that

Thanks

Great video but i wish if you explained more of that matrix stuff

that (0,45,0) Vector3 is the camera rotation right ? does it mean that replacing that with any Camera rotation will give the correct result ? also does it work with Perspective cameras ?

love it, thanks alots

very good video. But the problem now is that if i simply construct the camera the follow the player, the isometric would be broken because it will rotating like the player. is anyone have an idea to construct the camera that will moove with the player without breaking the isometric view ?

How would you go about creating sprites for this type of game? Isometric games are 3d but I want to use a pixel art style, or must i use a 3d model?

I'm trying to develop an isometric roguelike, but I still don't understand how I can put character animations in this script. How was I this? Movement is simple: one animation to run, one to stand still, and a few to attack.

Very cool. I'd like to make an isometric game like this, but would like to make the assets in 2D/pixelart. How would you fit 2D pixelart into a 3D world like this, and still have it pixel perfect?

Is this using the new player input system or using the old one?

@Tarodev is the next video ever coming?

Great tutorial, simple and straight to the point! One small thing tho, in your updated script that you've linked in the description you use "_input.normalized.magnitude" in Move function, but it doesn't seem to be working properly for me (Unity 2020.3.20f1), it stops being responsive to how hard you're pushing the stick, while the approach mentioned in the video "_input.magnitude" works properly.

Hey dude, thanks so much for the tutorial. I have one question and I'd appreciate if you'd answer it. Right now the character moves while rotating, how can I make it so it rotates in place and then move?

Hi you talk about isometric camera controller video at the end is it out yet?

please add touch movement control for mobile phone

Wouldn't it be easier to simply set your scene 45 degree off if you are to move in the same plane than your input anyway?

isotastic 👌

Hello, I have a question. I follow your tutorial and it works perfectly, thank you. But I have a problem. When I leave the platform I create, my character doesn't fall into the void and goes through the enemies. Will you know how I can fix that? Thanks a lot.

A year late, I know, but ToIso refuses to work for me? Just has the red squiggly underneath.

How do you get that blue grid?

Acceleration/declaration.

Is there any reason as to why you use vars? I think they're pretty lazy, you know the data type, use it. Dont give the processor the extra work of figuring out what it is.

Does this work for 2D?

can you update all these videos to the new unity input system?

Hello. I was looking for 4 directions movement up down lef right isometric view bit with mouse rotation. Can you please update the project?

all I did is to rotate the floor by 45 degree.

thanks sir,i just liked this video but didn't watched yet as i'm planning to start working on all your videos from the first one,hope me best luck,also i would like to know if you are thinking about making some games copies making videos like this playlist kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qt9xqNeftNLXlnU.html

private void Look() { if (canMove) { if (movement != Vector3.zero) { // Get the camera's direction without the vertical component Vector3 camForward = Camera.main.transform.forward; camForward.y = 0; camForward.Normalize(); Vector3 camRight = Camera.main.transform.right; camRight.y = 0; camRight.Normalize(); // Convert the movement vector to be relative to the camera's orientation Vector3 relativeMovement = movement.x * camRight + movement.z * camForward; transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp(transform.rotation, Quaternion.LookRotation(relativeMovement), turnSpeed); } } } private void MovePlayer() { movement = new Vector3(move.x, 0f, move.y); // Adjust movement for the camera's orientation Transform camTransform = Camera.main.transform; // Get the camera's forward and right vectors on the ground plane (y = 0) Vector3 camForward = camTransform.forward; camForward.y = 0; camForward.Normalize(); Vector3 camRight = camTransform.right; camRight.y = 0; camRight.Normalize(); // Create a camera-relative movement vector Vector3 relativeMovement = move.x * camRight + move.y * camForward; relativeMovement.Normalize(); if (canMove) { if (!isDashing) { rb.AddForce(relativeMovement * speed * 10f, ForceMode.Force); } } }