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When an actor lands on a sloped surface, he retains some downward vertical velocity, which allows him to slide a bit. CrashLand() was assuming he hadn’t ‘landed’ until that velocity was virtually zero, and even then only if there was a large change in vertical velocity in the same frame. By the time he slides to a stop, the change in vertical velocity is small, so he wasn’t considered to have ‘landed’. So I added a second check for large velocity changes regardless of current velocity, and marked him as ‘landed’ if there was a sudden large positive change in velocity. This allows the step sound to be played, and for AI to hear it. rev. 5250: Actor.cpp |
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