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• ChrisIceBox

  May 17

  It's not intended for action games like Hotline Miami, but controlling the Player with a keyboard or gamepad is just a case of setting the Movement method to Direct.

  In a 2D game, the "top-down" aspect is just a case of using top-down artwork. Independent of the "Movement method", you can still rely on the mouse to interact with Hotspots.
• jeanini

  May 27

  I found a way to orient the character always towards the mouse pointer (thanks to an external script).
  I would like to adapt this script so that we follow the position of the pointer.
  I was thinking of using
  AC.KickStarter.playerInput.GetMousePosition();

  Here the script that i used:

  https://code.empreintesduweb.com/15004.html
• ChrisIceBox

  May 28

  If your Movement method is set to Direct, you can assign a Transform to the Player's DirectMovementTargetLock property to have the Player face it at all times.

  The following example, attached to an object in the scene, will have the Player face it:

  using UnityEngine;
  public class PlayerLookAt : MonoBehaviour
  {
      void Update () { AC.KickStarter.player.DirectMovementTargetLock = transform; }
  }
  

  To have the Player follow the mouse, try attaching it to an object that also has the World Space Cursor Example component, set to collide with the NavMesh layer (presuming the floor is also on this layer).
• jeanini

  June 3 edited June 3

  It's good i find the solution.
  i used the KickStarter.playerInput.GetMousePosition (); instead of Input.mousePosition;

  Thanks