Finer Control Settings For Desktop Movement

[lxw404]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently in desktop mode when in any locomotion mode, you are limited to 3 speeds of movement which transition quite abruptly from one another:

• Normal
• Kind of a bit slower
• Speedy

When moving around you sometimes want to position yourself a bit more precisely, and even when going into slow mode, there is only so much discrete control you have with key presses.

Describe the solution you'd like

There should be a few extra settings to help facilitate finer control in desktop mode:

• Slow mode speed
• Turn off/on double tap to run - (this is pretty useful for when you're trying to move to position yourself to read someone's inspector but you accidentally double tap and fly right through it instead, or any such scenario where you jumpscare people accidentally)
• Control speed of interpolation between movement speeds - (I tried movement exponent for this, however it doesn't seem to do anything in desktop mode)

Describe alternatives you've considered

Right now to get finer control you can of course resize yourself, however if you're trying to interact normally in a situation this can become inconvenient.

Additional Context

No response

Requesters

LuxKitty

[Nytra]

Some games allow you to use the scroll wheel to adjust movement speed and this works pretty well. Maybe this could be activated while a key is being held.

[shiftyscales]

@Nytra - my immediate thought was how in Blender you can zoom in/out to move around a scene faster/slower, but the analogue to that in Resonite would be scaling yourself bigger/smaller which is also done as a mouse wheel action (control + scroll).

Do you have specific examples you could name of games that implemented it in the way you describe? Most titles I could think of have a similar implementation to Resonite (walk and sprint modifier keys (or crouching, which usually applies a speed modifier on its own as a single press).

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Having settings @lxw404 described for features like disabling double-tap sprint could be useful, but I figure that would probably be better handled as part of an action/key rebinding system #23.

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I could see some accessibility use in being able to clamp/set a precise speed of your character controller across all worlds. E.g. if a user is sensitive to motion, being able to clamp the maximum speed they could walk/crouch/run/sprint could be useful, regardless of the locomotion module/world (so long as the values are within the provided range of the module).

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Seeking input from @Frooxius.

[Nytra]

I know that Escape from Tarkov uses the scroll wheel movement speed system