My Character flipping wrong

Either its the code doing it or it might be that the pivot point for the sprite is not in the middle.
How to Adjust the Pivot Point for Sprites in Unity | by James West | Nerd For Tech | Medium

 

Wich Pivot point ihave so much for hands and body, head

 

If it isnt the individual sprite's pivot point being the issue, it could be that your children objects of the gameobject being flipped isnt centered. So, find the object with the script that handles the flipping and then make sure the children object's (the one composed of sprites) transform position is set properly.

 

This Is My character look

 

Yup. As I thought

The Child object "Burger_Guy" under "Burger_GuyBigger" (The ultimate parent object) is off-center from "Burger_GuyBigger"

 

So How To Solve This My Brain Is Small

 

Your brain is not small. Move the transform position (most likely the X) to the left of the Burger_Guy until that little circle is center with its parent. Test the flip after each move and you will get it close. Note, you may have to change your collider's position depending on what object it is on, but that is after you get the sprite centered.

 

Like This ? It Didnt Work

 

Test it. Make the character flip in your game and see how off it is

 

See ?

 

Continue checking all of the children objects. Continue testing. Your objects are not centered to what the script is flipping. I cannot continue to help you. You need to make sure all of the children objects are centered with the object that has the Flip script on it. Test test test test

 

Thx It Worked But Now Why This Thing Is Happening this only happiness when ipress play and this is my hierachy

 

It may be worth creating another child called Graphics under Burger_Guy object and adding all of the body part children to that one. So your hierarchy will be: Burger_GuyBigger > Burger_Guy > Graphics > Leg, Stomach, Head, etc.

Then line up the character properly in the Graphics object you just created. Then make sure Burger_guy and Graphics are centered and you should be good.