How to use "is_move_and_slide_on_wall()"?

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Does anyone know how to use "ismoveandslideonwall()"? I have a simple if statement that prints something if "ismoveandslideonwall()" is true, but it isn't working. Any requirements that I need to know about?

in Engine by (33 points)

This function doesn't exists in Godot, there is no way we can help. Or are you talking about an example code you found?

by (29,120 points)

I can't tell you what it does, but there is a function called
is_move_and_slide_on_wall()
in KinematicBody2D according to the docs.
edit: I guess that is what lelget wrote, but the formating here makes it really hard to write underscores

by (123 points)

Oh, yeah... is_move_and_slide_on_wall was added recently in the master branch. I know about the underscores, the function is not present in the official build yet.

Reading to the source code, it looks like some additional results after calling move_and_slide.
It was added by reduz as part of this commit https://github.com/godotengine/godot/commit/748836e0b373a0139c11473f862c8071bed244b7

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