Android FPS Controller

I'm seriously in desperate need of help, searching the entire internet for tutorials about this, but surprisingly, there is none. Give me an idea on how to make an Android FPS Controller that has a joystick for moving around, and you drag the screen to look around. Please make it simple and clear as i am not that good of a coder.

 

What version of Unity are using?

 

5.3.4

 

Ah ok, so there are couple of ways of doing this none of which are tied to Android specific devices. You want to try and avoid doing platform specific things when multiple platforms share some underlying features for instance a touch screen.

That being said this is how I would go about doing the FPS controller.

1.) Use Unity's UI system for movement.
i.) Create a button
ii.) Implement UnityEngine.Events interfaces (IPointerDownHandler, IPointerUpHandler, IPointerExitHandler, IPointerDragHandler).
iii.) Using the interfaces you can then move the Button around like a joystick. You can then use the deltas and reroute that information to a Script to move the player around.
2.) Use Touch for rotation
i.) Loop through all touches in a for-loop
ii.) Check which touch is on the right side of the screen (Camera.ScreenToViewportPoint) *Replace Input.mousePosition with Touch[index].position ** Viewport is great because it gives you values between 0 -> 1 (X: 0 = Left Side, 1 = Right Side Y: 0 = Bottom, 1 = Top)
iii.) Cache the last known position, use the deltas between Touch.position to give you rotation.

 

The Unity Example Assets has a cross-platform Touch controller but it uses 2 buttons to get movement and rotation. You can look into that and see how it was implemented.

 

Thank you so much, i really appreciate it.

 

Have you find the resource how to make ????????????