Sliding Movement System

The Sliding Movement System is a free Superbullet library. Your character speeds up into a sprint on its own, and pressing Ctrl while running drops into a slide. It's a step up from your first library: it changes how the player moves and comes with animations to upload.

What It Adds

These are the library's default keys, from its settings file. This guide tested running and sliding.

Before You Start

• A project made with SuperbulletFrameworkV1-Knit (Installation).
• Studio: Active and Studio: Connected at the top of the chat.

Add It to Your Project

1. Ask for It in Chat

   Type Add a sliding movement system to my game (1), then click Send (2).

   

   I've done this step: Ask for It in Chat

2. Pick Sliding Movement System

   In Use marketplace library?, click Sliding Movement System (1). It's Free. Then click Use selected library (2).

   

   I've done this step: Pick Sliding Movement System

3. Reply 1 in Chat

   The AI lists the best matches and asks which to install. Type 1 and click Send.

   

   I've done this step: Reply 1 in Chat

Upload the Slide Animations

Provide Roblox Asset IDs opens with 12 animations: walk, run, slide, crouch and slide-jump, for both R6 and R15 characters. They upload to your own Roblox account.

1. Upload the Animations

   Click Auto Upload All. Each row fills in an ID.

   

   I've done this step: Upload the Animations

2. Validate the Animations

   Click Validate All. Every row turns Valid ✓.

   

   I've done this step: Validate the Animations

3. Finish the Install

   Click Continue. The install takes a minute or two.

   

   I've done this step: Finish the Install

What You Should See

In Superbullet, the chat lists what was installed and the default controls.

In Studio's Explorer (search "Movement"), three parts arrive through Rojo:

• MovementController: your player's controls, animations and the speed readout
• MovementSettings: every setting you can change
• MovementService: the server side, which checks movement is legit

In a playtest, hold W. A speed readout in the bottom-left climbs to 24 and says Sprinting.

Now press Ctrl while running. Your character drops into the slide, gets a quick burst of speed, then slows and stands back up after about a second:

Seconds (horizontal) and studs/s (vertical). Measured in a Studio playtest with the default settings (R15 character): hold W, then press Ctrl at about 2 seconds.

Show the numbers

50 measurements from 0 to 3.9 seconds, highest 29.0 studs/s.

Seconds	studs/s	Phase
0.00	0.0
0.05	15.7
0.10	16.3
0.16	17.2
0.21	18.6
0.26	20.5
0.31	22.2
0.37	23.3
0.42	23.9
0.47	24.0
0.63	24.0
0.79	24.0
0.96	24.0
1.12	24.0
1.27	24.0
1.43	24.0
1.59	24.0
1.75	24.0
1.91	24.0
2.02	24.0
2.07	24.0	Sliding
2.12	21.2	Sliding
2.17	25.0	Sliding
2.22	29.0	Sliding
2.28	27.9	Sliding
2.33	26.7	Sliding
2.38	24.9	Sliding
2.44	23.9	Sliding
2.49	22.7	Sliding
2.54	21.3	Sliding
2.59	20.3	Sliding
2.64	19.8	Sliding
2.70	18.6	Sliding
2.75	18.0	Sliding
2.80	17.8	Sliding
2.86	17.0	Sliding
2.91	19.5	Sliding
2.97	16.1	Sliding
3.02	16.0	Sliding
3.07	15.9	Sliding
3.12	16.6	Sliding
3.17	17.5
3.23	19.0
3.28	21.0
3.33	22.6
3.39	23.6
3.44	24.0
3.60	24.0
3.76	24.0
3.92	24.0

Change How It Feels

Everything lives in MovementSettings (ReplicatedStorage › SharedSource › Datas › MovementSettings). The simplest way is to ask in chat, for example Make the slide last longer and add stamina. These are the settings you'll most likely want:

The file also has its own guide: MovementSettings › Documentations › MovementSystemGuide.

Troubleshooting

Next

• Ready for a paid system? Adding a Paid Library adds a price check before the same steps.
• More movement libraries came up in the same search, like Dash System and Sprint System. Add them the same way.
• To change behavior beyond the settings, describe it in chat. See Writing Better Prompts.