c_move(the_penguin, nullvector, vector(0,0,-(fall_length)), IGNORE_ME | IGNORE_PASSABLE);
		if (heightcheck > the_penguin.z)
		{
			if ((heightcheck - the_penguin.z) < fall_length)
			{
				fall_length = 0;
			}
			fall_length += (fall_speed / 1 ) * time_step; // Heres A Desperate attempt :p
		}
		else
		{
			fall_length = 0.1;	
		}
		heightcheck = the_penguin.z;

while(1)
{
	If (in the air)
	{
		Variable += 0.1 * time_step
	}
	Else
	{
		variable = 0
	}
wait(1)
}
move.z -variable

while(1)
{
	If (in the air)
	{
		Variable += 0.1 * time_step
	}
	Else
	{
		variable = 0
	}
wait(1)
}
move.z -(variable / ((1 / time_step) * 0.55))

Quote:

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time_step = 16

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huh?
time_step = The duration of the last frame cycle in ticks, i.e. sixteenths of a second. On a frame rate of 16 fps both variables have a value of 1. On a frame rate of 160 fps both variables have a value of 0.1. isnt it?

thanx for the time_frame tip