Inverting gravity/CharacterController problems

Hi,

I'm trying to invert ingame gravity to make my character walk on the ceiling for example, i've done some searches and find quit a few threads talking about this but none of them helped me fixing my problems.
I'm even considering ditching the default unity character controller to make my own.

I have a script inverting Physics.gravity on mouse click.

First I can't get the character controller to rotate. Trying to rotate it in the editor or with a script don't work as the character is always facing upward.

Second I can't get the character grounded (to make it jump for example), I tried accessing the FirstPersonController component to change some variables but I get an error, as I asked in this question.

Also after switching gravity my character doesn't immediately fly upward, it will stick to the ground until I jump. I have an idea on how to fix this but as I said above I can't access FirstPersonController variables.

I would be awesome if someone could help me out, thanks.

 

I looked at your other question and it's odd if that's how it is that you can't access the variable.
However, on another note, I believe you cannot rotate the character controller at all. Its rotation is fixed...
You'd have to try changing to a rigidbody character controller, I think. There's one in the standard assets you could try your game theory/physics with, perhaps.
Hope that helps..

 

Indeed it's weird how I can't access the variables, I think my project is corrupted so if I can't find a solution i might remake another project.

And i'm using the default unity character controller, and It have a rigidbody

 

I also have this warning with the error :

Code (CSharp):

1. Assets/Script/SwitchGravity.cs(16,16): warning CS0436: The type `UnityStandardAssets.Characters.FirstPerson.FirstPersonController' conflicts with the imported type of same name'. Ignoring the imported type definition

 

bump

 

Looks like you tried to make a type that was already imported (judging by the message). Did you try a new project , yet at all?

 

It works in a new project, but i'd like to figure out how to fix it in my current one

 

Well, perhaps on that line in the error you posted, you have declared a type that is the same. Try removing that declaration and see if it works.