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# Player Control & Constraints
This section controls how player input affects object movement. Including directional rotation, velocity limits, and jump behavior.
These settings define the **feel**, **responsiveness**, and **player control boundaries** of your physics-based movement.
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### Allow Jump
**Default: ****Enabled** **(Recommended)**
Controls whether the player can perform jump actions while controlling the prop.
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### Enable Directional Rotation
**Default: ****Enabled** **(Recommended)**
Enables directional rotation input.
When active, calling **Set Directional Rotation Input** (typically bound to an input action) allows the player to rotate the object toward the camera’s facing direction while the input is held.
This allows players to rotate the object toward the camera’s facing direction in real time.
Common use cases:
* Turning props toward a target direction
* Aligning movement with camera view
* Giving players precise control over object facing
Recommended to keep enabled for most gameplay scenarios.
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### Override Directional Rotation Mode
**Default: ****Disabled**
Forces the selected **Directional Rotation Mode** (Front / Back / Left / Right) on all objects.
Useful when you want consistent facing behavior across every prop, regardless of individual mesh orientation.
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### Directional Rotation Mode
**Default: ****Front** **(Recommended)**
Defines which side of the object is treated as the “forward” direction when rotating toward the camera.
Available modes:
* Front
* Back
* Left
* Right
Note:\
This depends entirely on the mesh pivot and orientation.\
Some meshes may require a different mode to behave correctly.
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### Directional Rotation Interpolation Speed
**Default: ****6** **(Recommended)**
Controls how smoothly the object rotates toward the desired direction.
Higher values:
* Faster snapping
* More responsive rotation
Lower values:
* Slower, smoother turns
* More physical feel
Adjust based on how “snappy” you want rotation to feel.
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### Max Velocity
**Default: ****550**
Sets the maximum movement speed of the physics object.
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### Cooldown Duration (Jump)
**Default: ****0.05**
Minimum delay between consecutive jump inputs.
Prevents rapid jump spamming and helps maintain consistent jump timing.
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### Max Consecutive Jumps
**Default: ****2**
Defines how many jumps the player can perform before touching the ground.
Once the object lands, the jump counter resets automatically.
Used to control double-jump or multi-jump behavior.
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### Jump Force
**Default: ****500**
Controls how powerful each jump is.
Adjust based on your desired jump height and game feel.