CharacterController

The Input group allows setting keys to control the character using the keyboard and mouse: moving forward and backward, left and right, run, jump, and crouch modes. To assign the keys, Input.KEY enums are used. You can also adjust the mouse sensitivity that affects the camera rotation speed.

Input from the keyboard/mouse and gamepad are processed simultaneously. The action with a higher deviation has a priority.

The Gamepad Input group allows setting the gamepad control. Current settings are simplified: one stick can be set for horizontal movement, and the other for the camera rotation. Deadzone deviation is set for both sticks, and camera sensitivity can be set additionally. Any other actions can be set using Input.GAMEPAD_BUTTON keys.

Input from the keyboard/mouse and gamepad are processed simultaneously. The action with a higher deviation has a priority.

The Body group contains settings to adjust the player's physical body and shape defined by a capsule.

The Camera group contains settings to adjust the camera.

The Movement group contains all settings required for the character movements.

Use Jump	The flag that enables jumping and all relevant parameters in the player logic.
Use Crouch	The flag that enables crouching and all relevant parameters in the player logic. Notice If the player is crouching, and the Crouch button is released, it will raise only if there are no obstacles above. If the player raises, and there is an obstacle above or the Crouch button is pressed again, the player takes the crouch state again.
Use Run	The flag that enables running and all relevant parameters in the player logic.
Use Run Default	The flag that sets running as a default state of the player's movement. If this state is enabled, the walk state is enabled by using the Run Key.
Crouch Speed	Horizontal speed used for crouching.
Walk Speed	Horizontal speed used for walking.
Run Speed	Horizontal speed used for running.
Ground Acceleration	Horizontal acceleration applied when the player is on the ground.
Air Acceleration	Horizontal acceleration applied when the player is in the air.
Ground Damping	Damping of the horizontal speed when the player is on the ground.
Air Damping	Damping of the horizontal speed when the player is in the air.
Jump Power	Jump power of the player in the Run, Walk and Idle modes.
Crouch Jump Power	Jump power of the player in the Crouch mode.
Crouch Height	Height of the camera when the player is crouching. The minimum value equals to capsule radius x 2, the maximum height is equal to the capsule height.
Crouch Transition Time	Time required for transition between the crouching and standing states.
Max Ground Angle	Angle up to which the ground is considered to be even. If the angle is exceeded, the character can't stand still and slides down the slope. If the character climbs up the hill and its angle is more than this value, the character wouldn't climb up.
Max Ceiling Angle	The value that defines the maximum angle at which the surface is considered to be the ceiling. If the surface the top part of the capsule contacts with has an angle that is less than this value, the character is considered to have hit the ceiling: its vertical speed becomes equal to 0 and the character starts to fall down. If the surface above the character has an angle that exceeds this value, the character slides along this surface.
Check Move Ray Offset	Offset of the ray that checks the surface it would potentially move to. The minimum value is 0, the maximum is 0.1 unit. Check Move Ray Offset = 0.01 Check Move Ray Offset = 0.1
Check Move Mask	Mask used to sort out intersections with the surface.
Wall Stop Sliding Angle	Horizontal angle between the direction ray and contact point of the capsule with the wall. If the angle is less than this value, the player doesn't slide along the wall.

The Auto Stepping group of settings fine-tunes automatic climbing upon obstacles up to a certain height. The Auto Stepping process consists of three phases: raising the player to the obstacle height, moving it onto the obstacle and solving collisions, and dropping down on the surface of this obstacle and solving collisions.

The Objects Interaction group contains settings that regulate simple physical interaction of the player with other physical objects.

The Advanced Settings group contains auxiliary settings for the player update.

The Debug Settings group contains settings for debugging information. To see the debug info, the project should be run with the Debug configuration set.