My character is stuck in the air

Hi again, Unity. (I swear I'm gonna have to make a new question every day.) I'm following a Unity tutorial about how to use Bolt to make a 2d platformer. I've copied the various the graphs that are shown in the gifs, but I'm not using the prefab that Unity's using. But my character is in the air, not on the ground where I've placed some tiles. She can move (I still need to flip her, I'm about to do that), but she's not on the ground.

I've attached screenshots. Is there a way I can control the Y value, given that I'm using specific Bolt nodes from the tutorial? Or is my character meant to be up there?

@Kurt-Dekker, @Cornysam, do you know what's wrong?

BTW, here's the link to the tutorial: Character Controller - Unity Learn

 

As I linked to you yesterday, there is a bolt scripting forum. That's where bolt questions should be posted.

 

OK, I'll remember for next time. Thanks, guys.

EDIT: My page says that I did post in the Visual Scripting section, unless that's because it was moved. But I was in the Visual Scripting section earlier...hm. But like I said, I'll remember to post in the right section next time (and remember to ask if I want specific people to help me).

 

I am not familar with visual scripting but in your graph you are setting velocity.y to your rigidbodys velocity.y without adding any additional gravity. Depending on your rigidbody settings (like appy gravity set to false or is kinematic set to true for example) your issue could be here.

 

OK. Where could I fix the gravity (without making my character fall forever)?

BTW, here's a snip of my Rigidbody and my Collider.

 

I thought I could edit my above post and attach it. Here it is.

 

Your character won't fall forever when you have a ground with a collider underneath .
In general gravity can be applied like this:

rigidbody.velocity += Gravity * Time.deltaTime;

 

OK, thank you! I'll need to find the Visual Script that's equivalent to that, if I'm not using C# at all.