@Superku your gravity is pretty good and works perfectly in your sample project ,but it doesn't fit the rest of my player's action as I use some dumb way for animating, moving...etc. and I got some problems with animation ,not because of your code ,but because of my player's code and the player's feet kept sinking into the ground

So what did I do? I modified your code and made it more simple (at least for me) ,but I've got less problems smile as I no longer have an animation problem (actually the animation works perfectly) ,but I still have the sinking-feet problem frown


Here's my code inspired from yours:

Code:
gravity_speed.x = 0;
      gravity_speed.y = 0;
      
      vec_for_min(feet_height.x,my);
      feet_height.z *= my.scale_z;
      
      
      vec_set(temp.x,my.x);
      temp.z -= 5000;
      c_ignore(8,0);
      distance_to_ground = c_trace(my.x,temp.x,IGNORE_ME | USE_BOX | IGNORE_PASSABLE) - abs(feet_height.z);
      DEBUG_VAR(distance_to_ground,100); //It is clear that it is negative!
      
      if(distance_to_ground > 0)
      {
      	gravity_speed.z -= 9*time_step;
      	if(gravity_speed.z < -90) gravity_speed.z = -90;
      }
      else
      {
      	jumping = 0;  //"jumping" is for animation
      	gravity_speed.z = 0;
      	if(key_space)
      	{
      		if(key_space_off)
      		{
      			key_space_off = 0;
      			gravity_speed.z = 65*time_step;
      			jumping = 1;
      		}
      	}
      	else
         {
         	key_space_off = 1;
         }
      }
      
      c_move(my,nullvector,gravity_speed.x,GLIDE | IGNORE_PASSABLE);




Bugs:-

* There's only one bug. The feet of the player (from the "templates" folder) sometimes sink into the ground and sometimes not. Also, I think the reason for this is that "distance_to_ground" is negative after putting a "DEBUG_VAR" instruction







Thank you for always introducing help when needed

Best wishes