ignoreOneWayPlatformsThisFrame + sloped one way platform = !!!SUPER JUMP!!!

[SharpenedSpoon]

I submit this bug in the form of a (low FPS, sorry) gif:

Pretty sure I know the issue, and I would submit a pull request but I am unsure as to how you want to approach the solution. In the DemoScene.cs example, when holding "down" on a sloped platform, we do not fall through it, but still get our y-velocity multiplied by 3 - so, if we also hit jump while holding down, since we get a jump y-velocity assigned before the "falling through platforms" y-velocity, then we launch way up into the air!

Entirely possible this is a feature, not a bug :D

[prime31]

That is DEFINITELY a feature! I vote for leaving it as is.

Mike

On Jul 5, 2015, at 5:01 PM, Ian Douglas notifications@github.com wrote:

I submit this bug in the form of a (low FPS, sorry) gif:

Pretty sure I know the issue, and I would submit a pull request but I am unsure as to how you want to approach the solution. In the DemoScene.cs example, when holding "down" on a sloped platform, we do not fall through it, but still get our y-velocity multiplied by 3 - so, if we also hit jump while holding down, since we get a jump y-velocity assigned before the "falling through platforms" y-velocity, then we launch way up into the air!

Entirely possible this is a feature, not a bug :D

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[Candescence]

At least let us turn if off :p

[Candescence]

Also, the bug can occur virtually anywhere that isn't a one-way platform. I'm not really sure how to fix it while still allowing the controller to drop down through the platform.

[tfinck]

A simple fix for this is simply to modify the following.

if (_controller.isGrounded && Input.GetKey (KeyCode.DownArrow)) {
                //_velocity.y *= 3f;      <-- comment this line out
                _controller.ignoreOneWayPlatformsThisFrame = true;
            }