fix event based axis input giving results that are not in range -1 to 1 #8
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commented 2023-06-18 20:23:30 +00:00
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added 18 commits 2023-06-18 20:23:31 +00:00
81e242532b
added argument to interpolate_move, removed return value from interpolate_move
0a8aac2325
implemented slide
dff8e8304d
iteration count for interpolate_move now based on number of steps required to fullfill move in theory
ea3beddfec
inverted correction collision_check
fa2a911732
added corelib/math/vec.h single header vector math library
1df623e669
move_towards now compares absolutes of diff and dir to check if the destination will be reached
494dbfedb3
clamp_magnitude no longer outputs input x,y regardless of checks
6f78731d8f
normalize will now normalize if either x or y is non-zero
fcb9645dbe
added NORMALIZE #define macro
d69b92a464
delta_time is now calculating by converting timespec to seconds
56679110e3
added frame limiting
a49ac0db93
timespec_to_sec now first multiplies tv_nsec by 1E-09 to convert to seconds
b30df338ac
no longer zeroing _delta_time if nanosecond element of difference between last and next time is negative
a93d09c96c
reworked most input listener types to use OS events instead of checking state on update
14b8b2f380
delta time is now updated before evaluating minimum delta time/
fc1f3499e3
input events are now still pumped during frame downtime
cfcd31cee8
more explicit typing and casting in timespec_to_sec
fab7338891
axis now keeps a history for both keys
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changed target branch from main to move-and-slide 2023-06-18 20:24:07 +00:00
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merged commit fd99159b27 into move-and-slide 2023-06-18 20:24:31 +00:00
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referenced this issue from a commit 2023-06-18 20:24:32 +00:00
Merge pull request 'fix event based axis input giving results that are not in range -1 to 1' (#8) from event-input into move-and-slide
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