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So I decided to use rigidbody and some box colliders to restrict player movement. Overall I think it's the best solution for this case. I used Box colliders 2D as bounds and to detect a ship of a player. I also set Rigidbody2D for a ship. It's also important setting continuous collision detection in Rigidbody properties for the ship of a player, so the ship ...
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The fastest fix would be to first check if your new position is out of bounds before clipping it to the bound in case it is bigger.
void Update() {
moveX = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal");
moveY = Input.GetAxis("Vertical");
Vector3 currentPosition = transform.localPosition;
Vector3 futurePosition = currentPosition + new ...
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I tend to develop in 2D, but your question seems more functional-based so I might be able to help, hopefully.
Maybe this approach is a little naïve, but perhaps try post-incrementing the movement of your player-character by an incremental amount when you change direction on the Keypress/D-Pad. This will smoothly move your player character in the scene, ...
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