how do I make the character to move in Y axis?

[ckdlskgkdrhd]

so thanks alot to @naverz-mkao, I was able to make a working conveyor belt.
and now I'm here with an extended inquiry which might be similar to the belt itself.
I'm trying to make a conveyor belt that would take the character up vertically.
no I don't want to make an elevator with a mesh that goes up and down, that's boring
instead, I want to make something like this->

by entering this silo, the character is pushed upward until it reaches a certain Y threshold or ceiling.
I assumed the ZepetoCharacterController.Move would work in Y value but it just won't move (probably in-built gravity screwing me)

[naverz-mkao]

Hi!

Glad I was able to help you with the previous question!

So to move your character on the Y axis, what you are doing is correct. You just need to make sure that your y-axis amount is greater than the default gravity amount, which is set to 10.

An alternative option is you could set your gravity to 0 (ZepetoPlayers.gravity = 10) while you are in your silo.

import { LocalPlayer, SpawnInfo, ZepetoCharacter, ZepetoPlayers } from 'ZEPETO.Character.Controller';
import { ZepetoScriptBehaviour } from 'ZEPETO.Script'

export default class CharacterLoader extends ZepetoScriptBehaviour {
    private localCharacter: ZepetoCharacter;
    private localCharacterController: CharacterController;

    Start() {        
        ZepetoPlayers.instance.CreatePlayerWithZepetoId("", "[ZEPETO_ID]", new SpawnInfo(), true);
  
        ZepetoPlayers.instance.OnAddedLocalPlayer.AddListener(() => {
            let _player : LocalPlayer = ZepetoPlayers.instance.LocalPlayer;

            this.localCharacter = ZepetoPlayers.instance.LocalPlayer.zepetoPlayer.character;
            this.localCharacterController = this.localCharacter.GetComponent<CharacterController>();

            Debug.LogError(ZepetoPlayers.gravity);  //default gravity is set to 10
        });
    }

    Update() {
        if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.T)) {

            this.localCharacterController.Move(new Vector3(0,11 * Time.deltaTime,0));
        }
    }

}

[ckdlskgkdrhd]

LOL! I can't believe I never bothered to fiddle with the Y speed, thanks! @naverz-mkao