I’m running an regular sprint with Shift and auto-run set to RightBracket.
Both drain stamina drop to 0, it start walking but if It’s from auto-run it will auto-walk and never stop unless I press the RightBracket again.
What can I do to stop the auto-run/auto-walk with WASD?
Actually it’s set in a way that when you press ] it will auto-run, you won’t have to touch your keyboard or mouse, now I want to press a movement key to stop the Auto-Run from working or be flag as ‘auto-sprint’. Right now I found a work around to to stop the movement but I’m still stuck with the flip-flop on value A which for me to double click ] to have auto-run again.
I understand your blueprint toggles auto sprint when pushing ‘]’. What I provided resets the isAutoSprinting and isAutoWalking bools when any other movement input is given (WSAD / Controller).
You also shouldn’t be using a flip/flop you should be using a branch that checks the current state of isAutoSprinting and the Stamina field like so:
Ahhh sorry now I understand better thank you, I’ve put the change you gave me but the movement input is feeding the signal forever, any idea why?
That’s interesting, I dont think there is anything wrong with your blueprint, do you have a controller plugged in somewhere? Sometimes if they are older they can have a bit of drifting which can cause constant input.
Ah right, sorry about that, the input also returns when it’s 0 thus why we use it as a scale value.
0 - No input
Greater than 0 - forward input
Less Than 0 - backward input
You can do a simple check like so:
Here if the value is equal to 0 then false is triggered, else true is and you can use what was posted previous.
Doing as this did indeed fix the AutoSprint, I had to remove the set isSprinting as it was killing the regular sprint with shift.
Now the issue is that if I press “s” it moves forward, I don’t believe it should have kill the movement input?
Thank you it’s all fix now!! I’ve learn a lot with just that, I really appreciate your help.
