🎮 Basic Controls Guide

In Human: Fall Flat, Bob’s wobbly body has two independently controlled arms. Every keyboard/mouse input is converted into torque output for his wobbly muscles. This guide will help you build muscle memory and master the fundamental movement physics.

📸 Basic Climb: Grab the ledge with both hands, look down, and pull yourself up.

⌨️ Input Command Terminal

Familiarize yourself with the default key bindings to coordinate Bob’s limbs:

• Move Walk: Use WASD.
• Rotate Head/View: Move your Mouse. Bob’s hands reach toward the center of your crosshair.
• Left Grab: Hold Left Mouse Button. Left hand sticks to the target.
• Right Grab: Hold Right Mouse Button. Right hand sticks to the target.
• Jump: Press Space. Jumping carries forward momentum when moving.
• Run: Hold Shift. Bob bends over slightly and accelerates.

📐 Mechanics & Core Movement Systems

1. Grab & Release System

• The Physics: As long as you hold down the Left/Right Click, Bob’s hands act as high-strength sticky pads. Any surface (walls, boxes, teammates) will be stuck tight.
• Tip: Release the mouse buttons to let go. When carrying objects, keep the hands flat and pull backwards to slide items smoothly.

2. Standard Wall Climb (Step-by-Step)

This is the most critical hurdle for new players. Master this 4-step sequence:

1. Approach & Look Up: Move up to the wall, look straight up at the sky, and raise both hands high.
2. Jump & Grab: Press Space to jump. Ensure both hands stick to the top ledge of the wall. Keep holding the mouse buttons!
3. Pull Up (Look Down): Slowly move your mouse down to look at the ground. Bob will naturally pull his torso up to the ledge.
4. Forward Over: While looking down, press and hold W. Bob will swing his legs over and climb on top.

For advanced physics engines techniques, check out our Core Physics Tricks Guide.