Autostep - Revision history

Fox at 17:48, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T17:48:51Z

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	'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.		'''autostep''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.

	Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.		Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.

Fox at 01:01, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T01:01:34Z

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	If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.		If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

	For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) (see [[spritebridge]]) please see [[autostep_sbw]].		For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat (sprite)\|cstat]] 32) (see [[spritebridge]]) please see [[autostep_sbw]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

Overkill666 at 21:28, 25 December 2012

2012-12-25T21:28:53Z

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	Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.		Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.

	A value of zero means the player can cross a sector with a difference of -9216 z units, and any other value would be added to that difference. For example, the default value of 5120 means the player can cross -4096 units.

	If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.		If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

Overkill666 at 21:27, 25 December 2012

2012-12-25T21:27:42Z

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	Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.		Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.

	A value of zero means the player can cross a sector with a difference of -~~10240~~ z units, and any other value would be added to that difference.		A value of zero means the player can cross a sector with a difference of -9216 z units, and any other value would be added to that difference. For example, the default value of 5120 means the player can cross -4096 units.

	If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.		If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

Overkill666 at 21:17, 25 December 2012

2012-12-25T21:17:47Z

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	Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.		Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.

			A value of zero means the player can cross a sector with a difference of -10240 z units, and any other value would be added to that difference.

	If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.		If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

LordMisfit: I hope I'm explaining this right on heights. >.>

2012-11-02T17:13:21Z

I hope I'm explaining this right on heights. >.>

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	'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.		'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.

			Making the value smaller allows the player to climb higher sectors and wall aligned sprites, while a larger value means the player will not be able to climb over smaller and smaller heights in sectors and sprites.

	If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.		If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

Hendricks266 at 05:51, 2 November 2012

2012-11-02T05:51:26Z

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	'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.		'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.

			If you are making a permanent change to this value, it is best to do it from [[EVENT_ENTERLEVEL]] so the game never overwrites your value with the default.

	For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) (see [[spritebridge]]) please see [[autostep_sbw]].		For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) (see [[spritebridge]]) please see [[autostep_sbw]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 05:01, 29 October 2012

2012-10-29T05:01:58Z

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	'''''autostep''''' is the maximum height at which a player will "step" ~~on to~~ a surface. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s. For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) please see [[autostep_sbw]].		'''''autostep''''' controls the maximum difference in height at which a player will "step" onto a surface without needing to jump. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s.

			For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) (see [[spritebridge]]) please see [[autostep_sbw]].

	[[Category:Player structure members]]		[[Category:Player structure members]]

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2012-10-29T04:36:19Z

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'''''autostep''''' is the maximum height at which a player will "step" on to a surface. The default value is 5120. Note that autostep applies to view/wall aligned [[sprite]]s and regular [[sector]]s. For above water sectors ([[lotag]] 1) and floor aligned sprites ([[cstat]] 32) please see [[autostep_sbw]].

[[Category:Player structure members]]