How do you control the "strength" of the float?

[musjj]

I'm using avian2d + bevy-tnua and I find myself needing to use a huge gravity value:

Gravity(Vec2::new(0., -98. * 12.0))

Because my game's world is really small (a low-res and scaled-up, pixel-art game). But the huge gravity value is causing the floating controller to constantly dip down and float up constantly, even when idle.

Is there a way to control the "strength" of the float to prevent this? Or is there a better approach for dealing with low resolution worlds in general?

I'm also having trouble controlling the initial velocity of TnuaBuiltinWalk. Even with huge TnuaBuiltinWalk::desired_velocity values, the initial walking speed remains low. I'm guessing this is related to the issue above.

[idanarye]

Try tweaking with spring_strengh (and maybe spring_dampening)

But I suspect the real culprit is cling_distance. The default works nice for regular-scaled worlds, but it's possible that it's too low for your scale.