The problem with v.3 was that it would register lots of noise as signal, when really it was just noise, i.e. false steps. Since I had some interest in learning the event system in Unity, I started an approach that would detect discrete steps and send it as a step event, which would then move the user forward.

While trying to tune the values of v.2 so that it was a bit more responsive I had an idea for doing it that seemed to make a lot more sense. Trigger Capsule! ... I should state here, that this is where I had originally stopped writing this post before actually implementing it. After a fair bit of work, I

I spent a good part of Saturday cleaning up this code, messing with v.3 and doing some experimentation. I wanted to make sure it would actually work for the game I originally started designing it for, so I dropped it into Score! and gave it a shot. Overall I am very happy with how it works. It seems the