Wow! Wow! Wow! This is what I have been looking for. Thanks a lot.

hi, I just wanted to thank you for this video! it's so clear and explained very well. Also helped me create a slow down powerup!

Very well explained. Good walk through

Thank you so much, for so much code this is surprisingly easy to understand thanks to your explanations. I was looking for so many videos thanks man you saved my project

Sensational work

Another great video.

Très clair et intéressant. Merci beaucoup.

Managed to make this in my 1v1 game, where each player have their own movement script so instead I made 2 new Powerup scripts for each players referencing their own movement script to add the speed value. I'm a newbie to coding so I hope my explanation was good. Had to change a great deal in my speedpowerup script too, posting it so anyone can see for fun: using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; [RequireComponent(typeof(Collider))] public class SpeedPowerup : MonoBehaviour { [SerializeField] private float _speedIncreaseAmount = 5; [SerializeField] private float _powerUpDuration = 3; [SerializeField] private GameObject _artToDisable = null; private Collider _collider; private void Awake() { _collider = GetComponent(); } private void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) { Powerups player = other.gameObject.GetComponent(); PowerupsTwo player2 = other.gameObject.GetComponent(); if (player != null || player2 != null) { StartCoroutine(PowerUpSequence(player, player2)); } } public IEnumerator PowerUpSequence(Powerups player, PowerupsTwo player2) { _collider.enabled = false; _artToDisable.SetActive(false); if (player != null) { ActivatePowerup(player); yield return new WaitForSeconds(_powerUpDuration); DeactivatePowerup(player); } else if (player2 != null) { ActivatePowerup(player2); yield return new WaitForSeconds(_powerUpDuration); DeactivatePowerup(player2); } Destroy(gameObject); // or re-enable with setactive } private void ActivatePowerup(Powerups player) { if (player != null) { player.AddMoveSpeed(_speedIncreaseAmount); player.SetBoosters(true); } } private void DeactivatePowerup(Powerups player) { if (player != null) { player.AddMoveSpeed(-_speedIncreaseAmount); player.SetBoosters(false); } } private void ActivatePowerup(PowerupsTwo player) { if (player != null) { player.AddMoveSpeed(_speedIncreaseAmount); player.SetBoosters(true); } } private void DeactivatePowerup(PowerupsTwo player) { if (player != null) { player.AddMoveSpeed(-_speedIncreaseAmount); player.SetBoosters(false); } } }

Thanks for the tutorial dude I really nees this tutorial for my first game

Thankyou So Much Sir

thanks alot for this ! also I'm trying to figure out a way to lose the power up effects if I enter the kill zone. For example if I collide with the kill zone while having the power up effect I want the "jumpForce" to go back its default value of 10f, and destroy the game object. In this case the power up gives me +10f of "jumpForce" for 2f seconds then it loses the 10f. The Kill Zone just Transforms the position of the player.

Good video. But I think, at 16:50 should be not "Set", but "Add" speed. And it usually recommended cash "new WaitForSeconds".

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