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Duke3D: Ensure player maintains velocity when going through a portal.

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Merged Mitchell Richters requested to merge mjr4077au/eduke32:duke_freefall_velfix into master Oct 07, 2022
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Best place to test this is the E1L1 ventillation shaft, especially with inittimer set low, such as 30Hz or something. You'll see the player actor comes to a stop mid-way for one game tic before continuing to free-fall.

  • The current setup that's been long-standing has the player come to a complete stand-still for one tic while transiting through a portal.
  • By saving off the velocity difference between the player's pos/opos, we can re-apply that to opos to make the portal transition truly seamless.
Edited Oct 07, 2022 by Mitchell Richters
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Source branch: duke_freefall_velfix