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When resolving a block, an AI’s clipmodel’s lower z bound is bumped up by the max step height applicable to it, to avoid collisions with small objects on the ground. A rat is only 6 high, and its max step height is 10, so this was flipping the clipmodel bottom above the clipmodel’s top. Added a check to only bump the bottom up half the clipmodel’s height if it was less than the max step height, otherwise bump it up the max step height. rev. 4670: ResolveMovementBlockTask.cpp |
- Anonymous
