The level of quality (video itself, presentation, quality of work, your humor) and the speed you’ve been putting content out is incredible. Thank you my fine sir.

Woah, Props to you to decide to give us a source for free. While you could easily sell this for some money. Mad respect.

This is an incredible resource (and also the Celeste 101 haha), both for actual usage or just studying it. Thank you so much for providing this! Keep doing amazing stuff :)

Hey! I watched your video about a week ago, I was desperately searching for a good 2D character controller whilst trying to learn Unity, and after some work I've managed to implement all the features you showed in your video using your code as an inspiration when I needed to, thank you so much for uploading this!

I have seen many platformer scripts and plugins, but this seems to be the best one I have seen yet. Going to try it out later, thanks so much like always :)

I don't need something like that at the moment but dude, it is perfect for 2D player controller. Keep up the good work!

Short, straight to the point, open source and with a very nice prototype : Perfect !

This gave me a lot of insight on platformer polishement. You'r making great material, keep it up!

This is incredible! Thanks so much for making this. I just got into Unity and just could'nt get the character jumps feeling good at all. Amazing!

Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this! And for those who would rather make your own, try to look into some of the key words mentioned and making those mechanics one by one. It's a great way to learn character controllers but physics and other things as well.

2:03 LMAO!! Fantastic video once again and this just inspired me to create a game

This is so perfect! The controls looks smooth and perfect

I recommended your channel to so many friends, and I won't stop! Great videos!

Man… controls look perfect. Thank you bro. 🖤 Will help me a lot.

Quickly and easily you've become my main channel to watch on KZfaq above anything else. I'm going to learn so much heading into my 2nd year as a Game Dev, so much more to learn but am just getting started. All your content is amazing, much thanks :)

Subscribed. Excellent video. Frewt movement. That cude felt so smooth so proffesional.

These contents are real unique and important to know. I hope you keep creating them.

It's great to explain all concept you can find in a controller, I used to use Sebastian Lague Platformer Controller implementation like base to implement my own and I found thoose tricks by myself later. And you give me some tricks I didn't have yet like vertical edge detection to correct movement. Thank you.

You channel is one of the finest in game dev tutorial now - short, precise and easy to understand. I have followed some of your older tutorials - and you have improved a lot as a creator - over time. Also would like to thank you for providing - all the resources and links in descriptions - and not creating a paywall for people to get your code. Appreciate it.👌

Bro I really needed something like this (and not made like 7years ago), as I am studying an tinkering with Unity. This is both extremely good for me to use and focus on other aspects or treat as research material. +Subbed

Happened upon this video by chance and so glad that I did. Concise, to the point and the fact that you're sharing this source code is very cool. +1 sub

Thank you! I'm always trying to learn what makes movement more satisfying.

This is awesome and I definitely plan on testing out this code soon but at 2:04 that has to be intentional that that arrow looks like a particular part of the male anatomy haha.

I'm building a fully packed metroidvania and it already has almost everything you've implemented on this package, except for the ledge detection when jumping. So, I'm going to download it and give it a try! Thank you for your content, it's really great!

Dude. That's some awesome community service. Kudos.

Great content! I hope you never stop doing these stuffs :< Your other more intermediate lessons are really helpful for those who are having a hard time understanding them

Awesome, well done! Thank you so much for sharing!

This is really cool. Great quick explanation

Wow. Just wow. Definitely sharing this.

This looks awesome! Thanks man!

You my friend, is making the world a better place. Thank you!

Everything is good on this video. Like everything. Not only the thing I was searching for.

I actually logged into both my accounts to sub twice. This is a perfect tutorial. Short, sweet and resources provided with concise explanations. Thank you so much!

wow this is amazingly informative. And in just under three minutes! thanks so much :)

Great! This is what i was looking for

I just subbed from a different video and I gotta say thank you for this one as well, but I just can't get over that squishy sound when it lands after a jump, it is vile how absolutely sloopy it sounds😆

People like you drives the community further keep up the good work

This looks awesome, thank you for this!

Thank you so much for the awesome, and concise examples. Extra kudos for sharing the source code. What a god 💯

Woww😳. Awesome dude. Keep it up and Thanks for making this.

Dude this is an amazing resource, I've played platformers for years and I never knew what "coyote time" was but the second you said the words I knew what you were talking about.

Very new to unity, thanks for the gift, should help me get motivated to do and learn more.

This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

OMG the unity 2d controller that is ACTUALLY worth downloading. Nice work, good research, and thank you.

what a fricking amazing channel !! so happy my friend told me about this

Even the most basic scenario it's fun with those controls!

Dude thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for

Incredible video just subbed hope to see more tricks !

Thanks for the controller, very helpful video and well made!

Bro much appreciated, Been on my journey as a solo dev and this is an invalubale source, amound others. Thank you

I love this!! If I don't just outright use this I know I'll learn a lot. Thank you so much!!

I love your video, smooth, simple, and straight to the point.

Got the controller up and running in minutes. Feels great! I have to dig in a little as I'm finding he doesn't like slopes too much just yet.

This guy is legend himself. Finally an reliable advanced tutorial/resource to watch after Brackeys.

actually insane, great resource!

Brilliant video! Really excited to give this a go! You’ve done an amazing job continuously contributing to this until today (I can see you’re still active in the comments)

I almost don't want to go download this just to try constructing it myself... Good stuff Taro, loving the content.

Omg, this is some god tier mechanics. Saved and Subbed

Absolutely brilliant, the most important mechanic being the wet splat sound ofcourse.

Man this is invaluable resources, thank you very much for that! Keep up the good work!

Good shit. Became a patron for the extended controller (worth it)

Its incredible how much info can fit in a 3min video.. congrats

short, effective and USEFULL perfect video 10/10

Have to take the time to echo whats said before such an excellent video, to the point and... and a free quality learning resource.. wow..., thank you :)

I'm showing your channel to all my friends, keep it up

Wow I've been working on platformer games for yyyyeeeearsss and am hearing some of this for the first time tysm

This was a big help to me, thanks!

Awesome Work!! Awesome share!!

Thank you for the video! no nonsense and to the point. Thanks for the source code as well!

wow that guy is building a portfolio haha ^^ nice project and thank you very much! this is such a great resource for starting game dev!

Wow that looks awesome!

Dude this is just a huge amount of work you gave away for free. Thanks so much

this is amazing, very appereciated

That's really cool! Thank you for publishing this. Also a really important thing in platformers is being able to see what's coming. I know this video is about the character controller but I just wanted to note it because it's important and that this has been a thing since the first Mario. Basically create some invisible barriers where the camera will catch up to the player on the opposite side of it. If the player is moving to the right, place the character on the left side of the screen so the players know what's coming. In Mario I think they put you more in the centre of the screen, but it's pretty much all up to you.

Yo thanks dude this is awesome, subbing.

2:02 sus doodle. Fantastic resource! Just found your channel today and I'll be deep diving through all of this fantastic content.

Ill love to check that out!

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

2:02 I see you. Yes, I'm burning through all your videos. Thanks again!!

Now I am hyped to revisit my paused astro platformer project! 🙏

Simply awesome. Thank you :)

I've just found your channel and have been watching a few of your tutorials and they're honestly super useful and coherent, keep up the good work man.

this is amazing, thank you so much!

This is an invaluable resource, thank you!

That's a top notch resource right there

great content, thank you so much for this

This is gold, Taro!

Actual poggers. Thanks!

I'm becoming a fan of this channel. Awesome stuff! :D

This is epic thanks!

Great video ! I’m not going to use the character controller but it has nice things to hear Per example for variable jump height in my game I just divided the vertical speed which makes it feel really different than just adding downward momentum

Dude, this is awesome

beautiful content, love ya work

Holy cow, thanks man for giving it away for free... You're a hero, you could have sold it in the asset store or something, but you woke up and chose generosity 🙏

Awesome work

Woah amazing tutorial as always! Which font are you using for the projects? It looks incredibly characteristic!

wow awesome work

Great video! I'm gonna sink my teeth into making this myself and see what I can learn.

You're awesome, thank you very much. Good explanation

Awesome thing. Thanks, Man ✌️