[Solved] Movement on ice tiles

Movement on ice tiles

How does the client calculate the movement on ice tiles?
Or will you even get disconnected for it?

Originally Posted by tmwilliamlin168

How does the client calculate the movement on ice tiles?
Or will you even get disconnected for it?

You need to change the tiles to another one. @krazyshank 's boxing program uses it as its helpful. Don't know the name of the tile but its found in the nexus when using it.

Originally Posted by 483

You need to change the tiles to another one. @krazyshank 's boxing program uses it as its helpful. Don't know the name of the tile but its found in the nexus when using it.

Originally Posted by Danny

This tile that 483 is talking about is also found in ice cave's on Kronk

I know the tile is called ice slide and it is replaced with gold tile, there is a krelay plugin for that.
What I mean is I'm creating a custom client, and I want to the calculations for moving on it.

Originally Posted by tmwilliamlin168

I know the tile is called ice slide and it is replaced with gold tile, there is a krelay plugin for that.
What I mean is I'm creating a custom client, and I want to the calculations for moving on it.

As in if you move 1 tile how much it actually slides you?

Originally Posted by 483

As in if you move 1 tile how much it actually slides you?

Like if you are on an ice tile and you start moving what will be your speed and if you start moving on a normal tile and onto a ice tile how long will it take you to stop.

Originally Posted by tmwilliamlin168

Like if you are on an ice tile and you start moving what will be your speed and if you start moving on a normal tile and onto a ice tile how long will it take you to stop.

just do what I do, in your calculation for the client speed, set up a variable to divide the result by. Use this variable to act as a limiter. Increase the variable when walking over ice (so you will move slightly slower). I haven't tried it out but this will probably stop you from getting dc'd.

Here's the code which I use to calculate speed:

Code:

speed = ((3f + (5.6f * (((float)client.PlayerData.Speed) / 75f))) * (((float)this.getLastSendDiff()) / 1000f))/care;

where "care" is the limiter variable
and this.getLastSendDiff();
is the difference between the current TickCount and the last TickCount (Acessed in c# with: Environment.TickCount; )

Code:

private int getLastSendDiff()
        {
            int num = Environment.TickCount - this.lastSend;
            this.lastSend = Environment.TickCount;
            if (num > 200)
            {
                return 200;
            }
            return num;
        }

EDIT:
PS, the care variable will start as "1". It is also quite sensitive (as you would imagine)

Originally Posted by pixelzerg

just do what I do, in your calculation for the client speed, set up a variable to divide the result by. Use this variable to act as a limiter. Increase the variable when walking over ice (so you will move slightly slower). I haven't tried it out but this will probably stop you from getting dc'd.

Here's the code which I use to calculate speed:

Code:

speed = ((3f + (5.6f * (((float)client.PlayerData.Speed) / 75f))) * (((float)this.getLastSendDiff()) / 1000f))/care;

where "care" is the limiter variable
and this.getLastSendDiff();
is the difference between the current TickCount and the last TickCount (Acessed in c# with: Environment.TickCount; )

Code:

private int getLastSendDiff()
        {
            int num = Environment.TickCount - this.lastSend;
            this.lastSend = Environment.TickCount;
            if (num > 200)
            {
                return 200;
            }
            return num;
        }

EDIT:
PS, the care variable will start as "1". It is also quite sensitive (as you would imagine)

Thanks, but the movement on ice tiles includes acceleration, which is the thing I'm trying to figure out.

This tile that 483 is talking about is also found in ice cave's on Kronk

Why do you even want it when you can completely ignore it? Also it's in the client man, just look it up and investigate how movement is calculated on the tiles.

Originally Posted by 059

Why do you even want it when you can completely ignore it? Also it's in the client man, just look it up and investigate how movement is calculated on the tiles.

Exactly, as long as you do not go faster than the speed limit, you will not get d/c'd - the server doesn't care if you are moving slower than the speed limit. That's why I proposed that you setup a limiter in your calculations - since he seems to be having trouble with getting d/c'd or something

Originally Posted by tmwilliamlin168

How does the client calculate the movement on ice tiles?
Or will you even get disconnected for it?

There is quite a bit of "slide" code in the flash client. You won't get DC'd for it though, so I just ignore it.

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