Creating player movement in Unity involves a combination of input handling and transforming the player's position. Here's a step-by-step guide to implementing basic player movement: Create a GameObject in your scene to represent the player. You can add a 3D model or a sprite renderer to visualize the player.

To move a player in 3D Unity, beginners can use either Transform.Translate for simple movement or Rigidbody for physics-based control. This tutorial explains both methods step by step, including handling input, adding jump mechanics, and avoiding common mistakes.

This project is a demonstration of player movement in a 3D environment using Unity. It includes walking, running, jumping, and attacking functionalities. The player character’s movements are controlled using both keyboard inputs and mouse movements. - LikoKiko/Unity3D-BasicsPlayerMovementWithAnimations

Handle player input to determine movement direction. In your Unity script, you can use the built-in input system, such as 'Input.GetAxis', to retrieve input values. For example, you might use "Horizontal" for left-right movement and "Vertical" for forward-backward movement.