Procedural Generation Of Platforms | MAKE AN INFINITE RUNNER game like CANABALT #4 | Unity Tutorial

Calculating the players speed and jump potential using physics mechanics formulas. Knowing how far the player can jump makes sure that we don't generate unfair or unreachable platforms.
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Disclaimer: This video assumes you have some beginner knowledge of the Unity IDE. I am using Unity 2021, Visual Studio 2019, and Windows 10 Professional.

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