`FixedJump`¶

Purpose¶

Performs one ballistic jump toward a configured point or object. It can solve a direct landing or request one planned jump step from navigation.

Inputs: target (VariableField containing a Vector2, Vector3, or Unity object), jumpHeight, jumpLength, and optional offset.
Options: targetMode (Direct or PlannedStep), targetMeasurement for planned object targets, goal, distanceMetric, reachDistance, and skipReached.
Independent options: allowAirborneLaunch and allowAirborneEndpoint, both false by default, including for existing assets without these fields. Enabling them permits an airborne impulse and an airborne endpoint respectively; endpoint completion still requires observing the descending body reach that endpoint.
Outputs: none.

Success when the jump executor completes, or immediately when skipReached is enabled and the target already satisfies the configured goal.
Failure when the target or jump parameters are invalid, navigation cannot provide a usable jump, or execution fails.

Requires the navigation runtime, a published world, a Rigidbody2D, and enabled navigation colliders even when both airborne options are enabled. Direct object targets need target colliders; PlannedStep falls back to the transform position when no target colliders exist, matching Jump Trace.
PlannedStep uses the same single-step planner as Jump with path = Simple. Equivalent body, target geometry, goal, support policies, and physical inputs select the same step; FixedJump finishes after that step, while Jump continues toward its goal. The default collider measurement and zero offset match Jump Trace; explicit transform measurement or offset intentionally changes the goal geometry.
Direct validates a trajectory to the supplied lower-center endpoint without searching candidate landings. Both modes retain world/region checks, collision validation, jump limits, and one-way platform handling.
With allowAirborneEndpoint enabled, planning also tries the target's lower center as an airborne goal endpoint. Existing supported candidates remain available; this does not add a free-flight search lattice or guarantee a route to every airborne goal.