[GHW_Chronic]

• All your jumps are now long jumps. They resemble the long jumps in Super Mario 64. As well I added in a CVAR to allow bunny hopping.

CVARs:

• longjump_on
  • 1=on 0=off (Default: 1)
• longjump_speed
  • speed at which you jump (Default: 500.0)
• longjump_bhop
  • Bunny Hopping on - 1=on 0=off (Default: 0)

Requires CHR_Engine Stocks. (So download .amxx file instead of using the "Get Plugin" link.)
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[godlike]

Nice im happy to see another jump plugin there allways awesome.
Just use the jump button to do a longjump?

[GHW_Chronic]

yes

[Jamakl]

Really Really Nice!
Approve It!
+Karma!

*Edit*
Do you have to run to jump?

[Zenith77]

Instead of using set_task(), why not do something like this:

new bool:gSetSpeed[33];
public FM_PreThink(id)
{
    if(get_pcvar_num(toggle_pcvar) && (pev(id,pev_button) & IN_JUMP) && !(pev(id,pev_oldbuttons) & IN_JUMP) && (pev(id,pev_flags) & FL_ONGROUND))
        gSetSpeed[id] = true;
}

public FM_PostThink(id)
{
    if (gSetSpeed[id])
    {   
        gSetSpeed[id] = false;
        set_speed(id,get_pcvar_float(speed_pcvar))
    }
}

I don't know, maybe it's just personal preference.

[stupok]

I tested this in The Specialists, and when you set the speed to something high like 10000.0, the client is sometimes launched in a slight angle away from where the client is aiming, depending on which way the client is facing on the map. I made sure not to turn the mouse or push A or D, so the speed should be straight ahead.

It's not a big issue, but I don't think this should happen at all.

[GHW_Chronic]

because this doesnt throw u in the direction that you are aiming, this throws you in the direction that your jump sends you. This literally only magnifies your jump speed. I can change to the way your cursor is looking though.

edit: updated the plugin to do above.
edit2: found bug, updated latest plugin at 5:48 AM EST 1/6/07

[stupok]

What I was trying to say is that I hold down the forward key, get up to speed, and push jump. I make sure not to move the mouse or be on a slanted surface or press any other directional keys. When I do this the jump is sometimes straight ahead, but if I face a different direction and repeat the process the jump is slightly off. I think it might have to do with your set_speed function, or the user's jump velocity just isn't straight ahead...

I think the jump should be in line with the user's current velocity, not where the client is aiming, but do as you wish.

[GHW_Chronic]

my set_speed function as it was before only multiplies the users current velocity by a number. Multiplies both X and Y by the same number. So in no way could any offset be my function's fault. But i tested it with the current jump type and it seems fun.

[Trent-Resnor]

Great Plugin Chronic!