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• Temmy

  September 2018

  On Discord someone suggested it might be related to layers. Currently everything in my game (player prefab, world meshes...etc) are set to 'default' layers.
  
• ChrisIceBox

  September 2018

  If your Player is on the Default layer, then it's likely conflicting with its own "ground check", which you've set to also be on the Default layer.  Try moving the Player onto a separate layer.
  
• Temmy

  September 2018

  I've set the player prefab to now use a layer called 'Player'. By doing that, jumping is entirely disabled.

  
  

  My results so far are:

  
  

  If layer is set to 'default' - you can jump upwards infinitely

  If layer is set to 'Ground' - you can jump upwards infinitely

  If layer is set to 'Player' - jumping is disabled
  

  
  

  
  
• ChrisIceBox

  September 2018

  Please show the full Inspector - I need to see all the components that you're using.
  
• Temmy

  September 2018

  Of course, here you go sir. The full inspector for the player object:

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
• ChrisIceBox

  September 2018

  1) Your Capsule Collider does not appear to have it's base at the root position, but beneath it instead - either set the Centre Y to half the Height, or the Height to double the Centre Y.

  
  

  2) You have three custom scripts attached - remove them for the moment to make sure they aren't contributing.

  
  

  3) Do you have any more colliders on child components that are on the Default layer?

  
  

  4) Drop Tin Pot into the scene to override your own Player - does he exhibit the same issue?
  
• Temmy

  September 2018

  Tin Pot works fine. Having a play around with things now.
  
• Temmy

  September 2018

  Fixed! It was down to the state of the capsule collider. Tweaking that fixed everything.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  The left version was the one which was causing problems. The base of the capsule you can see is under the floor. Moving it upwards, (on the right) fixed things.