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The bullet character controller has many problems, as I mentioned earlier. EDIT: It may be better now, it's had a while to develop further. I don't know. EDIT2: It is pretty solid as a character controller though. If you could fix the floor falling bug, get the character falling correctly, fix the r...

Chris, I mentioned the kinematic controller provided by bullet in several posts earlier in this thread. We used it in the past even, see openmw .10.

See page 1 and 2 of this thread.

Looks like Chris (KittyCat) needs to be added

Video looks good to me

Chris, if you want to add in snapping to MovementSolver, it is very simple in concept. I could point out to you where I added it into the pmove code, iirc I used 32 as the snap size.

I don't know if physics need snapping or not, I haven't tried out your code nopoe.

But morrowind does snap immediately to the ground instead of falling if you step off a low ledge. You could possibly use STEPSIZE for the snap size.

Your understanding of steps is spot-on except for one thing. Stepping moves up STEPHEIGHT, then along the vector velocity*deltatime and then back down STEPHEIGHT. So it doesn't snap the user to the ground unless the ground is higher in the new position than the old one. Snapping basically detects i...

Nopoe, Maybe you can have movement solver do two different steps, 30 and 5. Have the code compare the distance traveled between both, the farther distance is used. This may help with the ceiling problem. 5 is just a guess, you may need to use something much lower. EDIT: A fun fact, in morrowind you ...

The direction comes from MWWorld::Class::getMovementVector(), which provides a 'wanted' direction in the actor's local space. An actor that wants to walk forward has +Y, an actor that wants to jump up has -Z, etc, and any combination thereof (e.g. an actor that wants to walk forward, to the right, ...

Oh, so we are still using pmove (doPhysics)? We are throwing in movement vectors now based off animation inputs? Same as before but now animation can provide input? I didn't realize that, I thought we had moved on to something completely different.