When WishVelocity is zero, jumps are shorter. Now, this isn't a huge discrepency, and depending on your preferences, it might be desired. But the difference becomes extremely pronounced at low gravity:
http://tmp.bz/240920-HcpKhpdA8Kk9jsIioKx3.mp4
I beleive the culprit is this line, which helps drive the Velocity towards the WishVelocity -- including the gravity:
https://github.com/Small-Fish-Dev/shrimple_character_controller/blob/main/code/ShrimpleCharacterController.cs#L646
I initially found this line pretty questionable in it's entirity, but upon testing I found that you still get consistent jump times and heights at a wide range of speeds. It's mainly just an issue when WishVelocity is zero.
Disabling "Ignore Z" and "Ignore Z when zero", and only providing a 2D wish seems to fix it without adverse effects. Maybe messing around with acceleration / deceleration values would also fix it. That said, I think it's fair to say this is a bug.
When WishVelocity is zero, jumps are shorter. Now, this isn't a huge discrepency, and depending on your preferences, it might be desired. But the difference becomes extremely pronounced at low gravity:
http://tmp.bz/240920-HcpKhpdA8Kk9jsIioKx3.mp4
I beleive the culprit is this line, which helps drive the Velocity towards the WishVelocity -- including the gravity:
https://github.com/Small-Fish-Dev/shrimple_character_controller/blob/main/code/ShrimpleCharacterController.cs#L646
I initially found this line pretty questionable in it's entirity, but upon testing I found that you still get consistent jump times and heights at a wide range of speeds. It's mainly just an issue when WishVelocity is zero.
Disabling "Ignore Z" and "Ignore Z when zero", and only providing a 2D wish seems to fix it without adverse effects. Maybe messing around with acceleration / deceleration values would also fix it. That said, I think it's fair to say this is a bug.