Change the player's jump height - Revision history

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2014-10-27T20:34:30Z

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	NOTE: In water surface sectors ([[~~LOTAG~~]] 1), the counter will only reach up to 901.		NOTE: In water surface sectors ([[lotag]] 1), the counter will only reach up to 901.

	By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.		By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.

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2014-10-27T20:33:48Z

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	NOTE: In water surface sectors LOTAG 1, the counter will only reach up to 901.		NOTE: In water surface sectors ([[LOTAG]] 1), the counter will only reach up to 901.

	By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.		By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.

LordMisfit at 17:41, 27 October 2014

2014-10-27T17:41:13Z

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			NOTE: In water surface sectors LOTAG 1, the counter will only reach up to 901.

	By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.		By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.

TX: moved Limit the height of the player's jump to Change the player's jump height

2009-07-14T09:39:33Z

moved Limit the height of the player's jump to Change the player's jump height

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LordMisfit: small goof >.>

2009-07-13T20:16:54Z

small goof >.>

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	</pre>		</pre>
	The above example increases the jump duration by 5 tics. The default jumping height is 9 tics without any changes in the code. The reason 1 is added to the counter when a jump is extended is to prevent an endless jumping loop from occuring. It is recommended to check for ~~128x~~ when extending the jump to maximize jumping velocity(or [[poszv]]).		The above example increases the jump duration by 5 tics. The default jumping height is 9 tics without any changes in the code. The reason 1 is added to the counter when a jump is extended is to prevent an endless jumping loop from occuring. It is recommended to check for 126x when extending the jump to maximize jumping velocity(or [[poszv]]).

	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]

LordMisfit at 20:08, 13 July 2009

2009-07-13T20:08:31Z

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	You can use the player member [[jumping_counter]] to limit the player's jump to less Olympic heights.		You can use the player member [[jumping_counter]] to limit the player's jump to less Olympic heights, or make the player's jump even more superhuman.

	The [[jumping_counter]] increments from 0 (not jumping) to 1441 (end of jump) in increments of 180, as follows:		The [[jumping_counter]] increments from 0 (not jumping) to 1441 (end of jump) in increments of 180, as follows:

LordMisfit: Adding some info on extending jump height (Lord Misfit edit)

2009-07-13T20:08:05Z

Adding some info on extending jump height (Lord Misfit edit)

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	You can use the player member [[jumping_counter]] to limit the player's jump to less Olympic heights.		You can use the player member [[jumping_counter]] to limit the player's jump to less Olympic heights.

	The [[jumping_counter]] increments from 0 (not jumping) to 1441 as follows:		The [[jumping_counter]] increments from 0 (not jumping) to 1441 (end of jump) in increments of 180, as follows:

	0		0
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	1441		1441

	By manually setting the counter to 0 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump.		By manually setting the counter to 0 or a value above 1440 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump. Additionally, you can use a similar method to extend the jump height of the player.

	You'll need a gamevar to hold the value of [[jumping_counter]].		You'll need a gamevar to hold the value of [[jumping_counter]].
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	{		{
	setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter 0		setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter 0
	}</pre>		}
			</pre>

			If you want to increase jump height instead of lowering it, you can do this instead:
			<pre>
			getplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter temp
			ifvare temp 1261
			{
			setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter 362
			}
			</pre>
			The above example increases the jump duration by 5 tics. The default jumping height is 9 tics without any changes in the code. The reason 1 is added to the counter when a jump is extended is to prevent an endless jumping loop from occuring. It is recommended to check for 128x when extending the jump to maximize jumping velocity(or [[poszv]]).

	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]

Dr. Kylstien: setplayer has been able to take constants for a while now: the ZERO var is redundant.

2009-06-16T01:57:38Z

setplayer has been able to take constants for a while now: the ZERO var is redundant.

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	By manually setting the counter to 0 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump.		By manually setting the counter to 0 when the counter reaches one of these values, you can decrease the duration of the jump by effectively cancelling it mid-jump.

	You'll need a ~~pair of gamevars: one~~ to hold the value of [[jumping_counter]] ~~and one to contain the value 0~~.		You'll need a gamevar to hold the value of [[jumping_counter]].

	<pre>gamevar temp 0 2		<pre>gamevar temp 0 2</pre>
	~~gamevar ZERO 0 0~~</pre>

	Inside the APLAYER actor, use the following code to cut the jump duration in half:		Inside the APLAYER actor, use the following code to cut the jump duration in half:
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	ifvare temp 721		ifvare temp 721
	{		{
	setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter ~~ZERO~~		setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter 0
	}</pre>		}</pre>

	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]

DeeperThought at 15:14, 3 August 2007

2007-08-03T15:14:01Z

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	ifvare temp 721		ifvare temp 721
	{		{
	~~setactor~~[THISACTOR].jumping_counter ZERO		setplayer[THISACTOR].jumping_counter ZERO
	}</pre>		}</pre>

	[[Category: Tutorials]]		[[Category: Tutorials]]

LordMisfit at 19:10, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T19:10:32Z

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	setactor[THISACTOR].jumping_counter ZERO		setactor[THISACTOR].jumping_counter ZERO
	}</pre>		}</pre>

			[[Category: Tutorials]]