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--- scripting:basics [2022/08/11 14:17] – [Move] jerryhopper
+++ scripting:basics [2022/08/11 14:32] (current) – jerryhopper
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-So, the result of the above is that we have a variable with the name 'btr' which 'type' is 'GenericEntity'
+So, the result of the above is that we have a variable with the name '**btr**' which '**type**' is '**GenericEntity**'
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 ==== Move ====
-Now lets try make the character move. To move a character, we need to know what direction you want to move. If you know the direction, you can declare this in a 'vector'
+Now lets try make the character move. To move a character, we need to know what speed and direction you want to move. We will use a variable which we declare as a '[[scripting:datatypes#vector]]' as shown below.
   vector direction = {0,0,1};
-..
+The 'soldier_c' variable contains the CharacterController, and like with the stances, you can control the movement. Below you see the 'SetMovement' command to which we pass 'speed' (2) and the variable 'direction'.
   soldier_c.SetMovement(2, direction);
+That should do the trick. Your character should be moving in the given direction.