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I tracked this down to "idPhysics_Player::ShoulderingMove()". Within that function, the animation doesn't factor in a moving platform. With each "SetOrigin()" call, the player starts to clip through the platform. With the final "SetOrigin()", the player's origin gets set to the start of the animation. The player and platform become mismatched. See: // Apply animation to player position and view angle const idVec3 newPosition = current.origin + (newPositionOffset - m_PrevShoulderingPosOffset); m_PrevShoulderingPosOffset = newPositionOffset; SetOrigin(newPosition); And: // Explicitly return to start position to avoid clipping due to quantization errors SetOrigin(m_ShoulderingStartPos); |
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STiFU, it looks like you have time at the moment for writing code. Would you mind taking a look at this? |
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Right now, I want to focus on the "frob to use world item" extension, as that is important to me. Once that is complete, I can probably have a look at this. Anyway, the fix to this bug is to shoot a trace along the gravity axis to find the entity we are standing on and then design the animation relative to the position of that entity like it has been done with mantling (m_p_mantledEntity). |
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At revision: 10527 |
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I tested the fix. It seems to be working well. Thank you! |
- Anonymous
