Within void Update(), write an If Statement: If our X movement is NOT 0, or our Y movement is NOT 0 (in other words, if we are moving), then measure the player's X and Z movement values and make that "facing." (Lines 24-28)

Try turning your camera to an angle, your player should now move in the proper direction at all times.

A question people often ask is, why are we setting our Rigidbody's Z velocity to be 0, while the Y is set to "rb.velocity.y?"Although we aren't moving the player by its Y axis, we still want to be able to move on this axis. What do we mean by that?When we jump, we go up. When we fall, we go down. If we set our Rigidbody's Y velocity to be 0, we won't have natural gravity.

Take the player's Rigidbody and update it's velocity (another word for speed) based on our movement Vector3.

Now let's use Vector3's to make an object grow tall and skinny.

changing an object's position directly like this is not recommended for basic player movement.

Create a public Transform variable. Any game object we plug in as this variable will have its Transform component plugged in.

In this next example, we will change just the X position of our game object using Vector3s,

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