I wasn't sure if this was the correct forums to post this on; I was considering the Game Development site.
I'm developing a game in LibGDX (Java) and I've set up a btKinematicCharacterController to control the player. This handles the jumping, walking, and everything else.
However, I've come across a problem. Imagine that the character is standing on a slope -- even a very gradual one. The character will slowly slide down the slope, which is very annoying for the purpose of my game (and, I imagine, most.) This is because if a player wants to just stand on a slope, they can't.
I think this is happening because of the collision detection resolution. The player may very slightly fall through the floor, and since it's on a slope, would then be pushed out along the normal of the slope. This would mean, simply, they'd be pushed along slightly.
My actual player model is a capsule, and I use a ghost object for the btKinematicCharacterController.
So how can I make sure that my character doesn't slide down slopes? Of course, it needs to still have physics so that it can jump, and collide with other objects.
