Resolved Input system movement from InputActionAsset

here is what I want to do:
I have an InputActionAsset. I want to add a code on a gameObject (Player) to move the player.
that code will take a InputActionAsset as variable and move the object according to the InputActionAsset "Move" action that Ive made.
Then, when I press a key, I can change the "Move" action bindings.

I know how to change bindings, but what bothers me is I need a PlayerInput component. Is there a way to by-pass this and just use the InputActionAsset? This component seems redundant and useless, since I am attaching a script anyways to access the PlayerInput, that gets the InputActionAsset. Why the middle man??
Ive already got so many components on my gameobjects.

So is there a way to create our own movement script straight from a InputActionAsset and change/add/remove bindings and sawp or add/remove actions???

 

yes! I found it for those who need:

public InputActionAsset actionAsset;

private void Start()

    {

          actionAsset.actionMaps[0].Enable(); //if you didnt already enable actions....

    }

    private void Update()

    {

           if( actionAsset.actionMaps[0].actions["ActionName"].triggered ) //do stuff here//

     }

however I am not doing this. I don't want to use a ActionAsset but will simply be hard coding my actions on runtime like this:

//(prolly put this inside player gameObject)





public InputAction myAction; //can be a list of actions later when I add more//



private void Start()

{

//create the actions and enable them 

myAction = new InputAction();

myAction.Enable();



        myAction.AddBinding("<Gamepad>/buttonSouth");

        myAction.AddBinding("<Mouse>/leftButton");

        myAction.AddBinding("<Keyboard>/space");

}

private void Update()

{

if (myAction.triggered ) //do stuff here//

}