Thank you for everything. This method worked well for me ..read more

@slackmoehrle @mr.kylin any idea on the same ..read more

OK. Anyway, you can directly modify linearvelocity after use applyImpulse to limit the speed of player, for example private speed = v3(); private maxSpeed: number = 10; protected fixSpeed(): void { this.rigidbody.getLinearVelocity(this.speed); if(this.speed.length() > this.maxSpeed){ console.log("fix speed"); let rate = this.maxSpeed / this.speed.length(); this.rigidbody.setLinearVelocity(this.speed.multiplyScalar(rate ..read more

This is not entirely true, the player now instead moves sideways and on one axis ..read more

Strange…Can you show us more information. Import and class declare part ..read more

Why? If you set right speed, then player will walk in right direction ..read more

error - Property ‘node’ does not exist on type ‘DebugViewRuntimeControl’.ts(2339) I get the above error in Visual Code when opening a cocos project. This class does extend the component class. Node according to the documentation exists in the component class. I am using CocosCreator 3.8.2. How do I fix this ..read more

This may work, but then the player will not walk in the direction of the camera ..read more

It is possible. But you need read source code and do one more step for Android, I did it once but I lost my code ..read more

applyImpulse make rigidbody have a speed instantly. So why not use setLinearVelocity to set is speed directly, It’s easier and more controllable ..read more