It seems to me that a distance measurement makes less sense than a
timer for wall running regardless. If you use a distance-measure,
someone could just jump on the side of a wall, not move at all, and
stay there forever.
I think you may just want to use a timer (like the duck timer already
mentioned) so they can't stick to a wall indefinitely, and also kick
them off the wall if their immediate velocity drops below a certain
level.
Nate
On 28/11/2007, kitson foo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> mm nobody knows how to do this or did it get missed by people >< i need help
> pretty bad on this topic...i want something in which lets say i run a
> distance on a wall for 100units and then after that gravity kicks in. how
> would that work. and how do i do something which will let me pre maturely
> exit of the same state instead of running the full 100units. below is a small
> chunk of codes in which i use.
>
> Vector EndPoint;trace_t tr; if( mv->m_nButtons & IN_SPEED && mv->m_nButtons &
> IN_FORWARD ){for(i =3D 0; i < 2; i++) EndPoint[i] =3D
> player->GetAbsOrigin()[i] + m_vecRight[i] * 24.0f; UTIL_TraceLine(
> player->GetAbsOrigin(), EndPoint, MASK_SOLID_BRUSHONLY, NUL=L,
> COLLISION_GROUP_NONE, &tr); if( tr.fraction < 1.0 ) // There is a wall
> {//Wall Runningplayer->SetMoveType( MOVETYPE_WALL ); if (
> mv->m_flForwardMove> 10.0f){AddGravity();}} else {// no wallmv->m_nOldButtons
> |=3D IN_JUMP; return false;}}
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