# Slope Limit Behaviour

## Description

The `SlopeLimitBehaviour` component allows us to define the walk-able behavior of an object as a whole, rather than on a per-face basis. When enabled, it permits us to override the `CharacterMovement` `slopeLimit` property, providing greater flexibility.

This is particularly useful in cases where we want to constrain (or permit) specific objects or zones to a particular behavior, regardless of their slope limit value. For instance, marking other characters as non-walk-able, preventing a player character from landing on them.

To utilize this feature, add the `SlopeLimitBehaviour` to the `GameObject` with your `Collider`. Then, in the `CharacterMovement` component, make sure to set the `slopeLimitOverride` property to true.

## Enums

```csharp
/// <summary>
/// The slope behaviour for attached collider.
/// </summary>

public enum SlopeBehaviour
{
    Default,

    /// <summary>
    /// Sets the collider as walkable.
    /// </summary>

    Walkable,

    /// <summary>
    /// Sets the collider as not walkable.
    /// </summary>

    NotWalkable,

    /// <summary>
    /// Let you specify a custom slope limit value for collider.
    /// </summary>

    Override
}
```

## Properties

```csharp
/// <summary>
/// The current behaviour.
/// </summary>

public SlopeBehaviour walkableSlopeBehaviour

/// <summary>
/// The slope limit angle in degrees.
/// Only used on SlopeBehaviour.Override.
/// </summary>

public float slopeLimit

/// <summary>
/// The cosine of slope angle (in radians).
/// This is used for faster angle tests (e.g. dotProduct > slopeLimitCos)
/// </summary>

public float slopeLimitCos
```


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