Directional Jetting

[chrisbot6]

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I only seem to jet normally when using that - I'm not moving in any direction apart from upwards.

Edit: Trying somthing...

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[elm]

That's why i said:

//assuming this is correct.
%this.addVelocity(%player.getEyeVector());

Treynolds will come in here with the sorcery math to help you out.

[chrisbot6]

That's why i said:

//assuming this is correct.
%this.addVelocity(%player.getEyeVector());

Treynolds will come in here with the sorcery math to help you out.

Okay

Modified the script a little:

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package directionaljet
{
	function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
	{
		parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);

		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 1)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(%player,1);
		}
		else
		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 0)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(%player,0);
		}
	}
};
activatePackage(directionaljet);

function player::directionalJet(%this,%bool)
{
	if(%bool)
	{
		cancel(%this.djl);
		
		//assuming this is correct.
		%this.addVelocity(%player.getEyeVector());
		
		%this.djl = %this.schedule(1,directionalJet,%bool);
	}
	else
	{
		return 0;
	}
}

[elm]

Okay

Modified the script a little:

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package directionaljet
{
	function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
	{
		parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);

		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 1)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(%player,1);
		}
		else
		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 0)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(%player,0);
		}
	}
};
activatePackage(directionaljet);

function player::directionalJet(%this,%bool)
{
	if(%bool)
	{
		cancel(%this.djl);
		
		//assuming this is correct.
		%this.addVelocity(%player.getEyeVector());
		
		%this.djl = %this.schedule(1,directionalJet,%bool);
	}
	else
	{
		return 0;
	}
}

That's wrong... because %this is the player. plus, now the %bool will be the player, and what is supposed to be the bool, won't even be in the function at all...

[Treynolds416]

Several things:
- Elm's code has some unnecessary formatting, but that doesn't affect anything
- To get this code to work, you have to scale the eye vector by another number because the length of the vector is only one. I recommend 10
- your player will still have the same upwards velocity as it does when jetting normally. There are several ways to attempt to fix this, if you even want to

[elm]

Try this, because I put %player.getEyeVector when it was supposed to be %this lol:

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package directionaljet
{
	function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
	{
		parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);

		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 1)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(1);
		}
		else
		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 0)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(0);
		}
	}
};
activatePackage(directionaljet);

function player::directionalJet(%this,%bool)
{
	if(%bool)
	{
		cancel(%this.djl);
		
		//assuming this is correct.
		%this.addVelocity(%this.getEyeVector());
		
		%this.djl = %this.schedule(1,directionalJet,%bool);
	}
	else
	{
		return 0;
	}
}

[chrisbot6]

Try this, because I put %player.getEyeVector when it was supposed to be %this lol:

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package directionaljet
{
	function Armor::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val)
	{
		parent::onTrigger(%this, %player, %slot, %val);

		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 1)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(1);
		}
		else
		if(%slot == 4 && %val == 0)
		{
			%player.directionalJet(0);
		}
	}
};
activatePackage(directionaljet);

function player::directionalJet(%this,%bool)
{
	if(%bool)
	{
		cancel(%this.djl);
		
		//assuming this is correct.
		%this.addVelocity(%this.getEyeVector());
		
		%this.djl = %this.schedule(1,directionalJet,%bool);
	}
	else
	{
		return 0;
	}
}

Trying...

[chrisbot6]

Assuming that by "scale" Treynolds meant multiply:

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%this.getEyeVector()*10

[elm]

Assuming that by "scale" Treynolds meant multiply:

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%this.getEyeVector()*10

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%this.addVelocity(vectorScale(%this.getEyeVector(),10));

[Treynolds416]

It's a vector, so you have to use vectorScale(vec,scale)

[chrisbot6]

It's a vector do you have to use vectorScale(vec,scale)

Oh, right.

[chrisbot6]

It works now, but I can't turn it off by any means other than ctrl-k, which gets difficult to handle

[elm]

It works now, but I can't turn it off by any means other than ctrl-k, which gets difficult to handle

Oops, where it says return 0 in the function, put cancel(%this.djl); above it.

[chrisbot6]

Okay, one more thing:
How exactly do I get rid of the normal up velocity?

Edit: Never mind, it's fine. Thanks, guys!