Player Movement

Player movement refers to how a game character is controlled and navigates within a virtual environment. It involves input from the player, such as keyboard, mouse, or controller commands, which are processed by the game's software to update the character's position, speed, and direction smoothly. Movement systems often include mechanics like walking, running, jumping, crouching, and dodging. Developers implement physics and collision detection to ensure realistic interactions with the environment. Ultimately, the goal is to create responsive, intuitive controls that allow players to explore and interact seamlessly within the game world.