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Confirmed with a test map. The assumption that velocity is accrued by a non-cinematic AI is correct. By the time the non-cinematic AI begins to think, the code thinks he's fallen from a great height, enough to kill him when he hits the floor. |
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AIs not involved in a map-start cinematic suffered falling damage when finally allowed to think. Incrementing a non-cinematic AI’s m_lastThinkTime during a cinematic (even though the AI isn’t thinking) eliminates the falling damage. Also changed the way interleaved thinkers start up. They’re allowed to think each frame for the first few frames to settle them down and get their tasks started. After that, interleaved thinking kicks in for them. The single-frame thinking was being keyed off the frame number, assuming this type of settling occurred in framenumbers 0->10. For non-cinematic AI that start thinking when the frame number has already advanced considerably, we can no longer key off the frame number. Created a new counter so an AI gets these single think frames he needs independent of the frame number. rev 4662: ai.cpp ai.h game_local.cpp |
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