Permanent Button-Action

[BehindTheStone]

Touché!

In the scene will be some Enemies, but the game's physics aren't "realistic" and it's way not physic-heavy like other games, so i think that should work quite well.

Well, thank you Cripple!

[Cripple]

I checked the farseer plugin and yeah you should be able to change it in the normal update.

Are you sure than you don't touch the velocity in another script ?

[BehindTheStone]

Well yes, there are only 2 scripts which influence the Velocity (and one is only for testing things out), so i make sure that only one script is a component.

[BehindTheStone]

Hm. Now you mentioned it, it comes to my mind:

i have three different Movement-Buttons (Left, Right, Jump). I copy&pasted the code in order to make a seperate MoveLeft-Scipt and changed the variables (in order to make him move left actually ) and another to make him jump.

They have all the same structure.

1. void Start ()
2.         {
3.                 knightObject = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player");
4.  
5.                
6.                
7.                 KnightShape = knightObject.GetComponent<FSBodyComponent>().PhysicsBody;
8.                 KnightShape.FixedRotation = true;
9.                
10.                 velocity = KnightShape.LinearVelocity;
11.                 m_normal = new FVector2(1,0);
12.                
13.                 buttonDown = false;
14.                
15.        
16.         }

And in OnPress(bool isDown) I check if it is pressed and set the buttonDown Variable to "true" so Update() can does its job.

Could that cause any problems? I tested it in the editor and the device and i didn't get strange behaviour (yet... ).