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🚀 Plug & Play First-Person Controller for Godot Mono 4.4+ Just drag, drop, and you're ready to go FPS-style! This first-person character controller is tailor-made for developers who want solid, smooth, and satisfying movement right out of the box.

💡 Core Features That Feel Great

  • 🏃‍♂️ Movement – Smooth walking, running, and turning that feels intuitive and responsive
  • 🧍‍♂️ Jumping, crouching, and smooth crouch jumps!
  • 🔧 Automatic handling of low height bumps and obstacles – Automatically adjusts your character’s movement to smoothly handle low height bumps and small obstacles
  • 🪜 Automatic stair climbing – walk up and down step-shaped terrain effortlessly
  • 💥 Health, damage, and death – complete with dramatic shader effects
  • 🤸 Head-bump protection – jump without getting stuck in ceilings
  • 🎢 Bobbing movement – immersive bounce while walking, crouching, and sprinting to bring your character to life
  • 🚫 No mesh invasion – tight collision keeps your player out of walls, floors, and ceilings where they don’t belong
  • 🔧 Developer API – Fully customizable! Access key functions through an easy-to-use API to tweak or extend the controller to fit your project needs

👨‍💻 Built by devs, for devs — clean, extendable, and battle-tested. Just drop it into your scene and go! 🛠️ Perfect for FPS games, exploration projects, or rapid prototyping.

Requirements

Godot .NET 4.4

Troubleshooting

If you see "Cannot instantiate C# script because..."

Godot .NET detects whether you are using C# in your project, and if you are it will reveal the "Build Project" (looks like a hammer) button to the left of "Run Project". However, when you import our addon into a Godot project that previously had no C# scripts, this button may not appear. Should this happen to you, simply navigate to and click on Project > Tools > C# > Create C# Solution. The "Build Project" hammer will now appear. Click it to build C# scripts and the message should go away.