What causes this vibration effect in this video?

[Leomerya12]

OH, I forgot, “Can Character Step On?” should always be YES because that can also cause jitter if it’s NO.

May not help your issue, but I just noticed that you had it set to NO, when the default is YES.

[usa423]

@Leomerya12

Looks WAY better.

If you’re happy with the way it’s turning out, keep going!

Yes it does look a lot better. And I am happy how it turned out!

[usa423]

@Leomerya12

OH, I forgot, “Can Character Step On?” should always be YES because that can also cause jitter if it’s NO.

May not help your issue, but I just noticed that you had it set to NO, when the default is YES.

I did not know that, thanks for letting me know will keep in mind for the future!

[murphybridget]

@usa423

When I read your last post I really started thinking of other ways to do this…with math…not with box collisions. And to be honest with you I suck with math. But when I can get it to work it usually works out pretty good for me. Now for me, something that always works for me is to pull out a sheet of paper and start scribbling stuff down. I find it is like this for guitar as well. Just playing with fingers on even an electric guitar not plugged in I get ideas, VS starting completely digital and trying to get ideas from within digital.

It’s cool how different approaches can spark creativity. I’m also more of a hands-on learner—I find that tinkering with things physically often leads to breakthroughs.