I know EvilSOB I'm not good at particles at all, I need to learn more

Join the club dude
Its the only thing I could actually find wrong, so be happy!

What club do you mean sorry for misunderstanding dude My English is really not good enough

The movement is silky-smooth. I like how the camera moves with all the player's actions, and it's never sudden (for example, when the player gets onto a ladder).

I wonder of the code could be more efficient, though. I was getting some serious frame-rate hits sometimes, with no obvious reason.

One thing you need to look out for: I jumped on the BBOX sphere and got completely stuck. Most of the time I slid off, but I got totally stuck once, and the player couldn't move anywhere.

You've done a great job demonstrating the motion system, but for my personal tastes I'd have the player move a bit slower when not sprinting.

It'd be interesting to see how well it works on a terrain with slopes and stuff.

Keep it up!

Jibb

Awesome movement.

Maybe you cold do a Tutorial on how to create smooth movement for the player and camera?

Would be nice


Greets
Rackscha

That's all be cause of the gravity script I made, c_trace ignores models, so players gravity works only when there is a level block under players feet, so when you stacked on the BBOX models, thats be cause c_trace do not detect that sphere model, and gravity was pulling player down, but there was a collusion, so player got stacked I do not know how to figer out with gravity (any advices will be very nice, please if some one has any idea PM me). As I sad few posts before, I'm thinking about making my game exactly same with Call of Duty 1. So player will not be able to sprint, he will be always running, but speed will depends on the weapon, and I'm thinking about starting with multiplayer part of the project, but I don't really know, to start making it by learning with GSnet or Anet, I need your advices guys.

Ohh, and about tutorials, I think I'll made some but not now, I'm really busy now, with all this multiplayer and model makings and so on Sorry for that.

Better stop or don't start with multiplayer yet, you will need much more experience, esp. a playable multiplayer shooter is very hard to make.

By 'join the club" i meant,
"join the large group of people who arent very good with particles yet"

Ohhh I'll my friend I'm in Superku, I'm not going to stop! Yes I need some more experience, but how do I suppose to get any experience if I'm going to stop?!

That is of course correct, but focus on the singleplayer first, then you can try to make a multiplayer mode, otherwise you will probably get disappointed.