What you need to have is a gravity code in place. Easiet way is to trace from the player to the ground and if there is space between the feet of the player and the ground you move them down using c_MOVE


Now when you press the space bar have it call a function that puts upward force on the player. Each frame have that number dropped down a bit. Use c_move to move the player up.

This should give you tw0 sets of c_move which is not a good thing but it will work and the framerate slow down, if there is any, would be very low to none at all and will work fine until you get further in codding.

Now if gravity is at -5 then the up jump should be 15.

ok i have a gravity code in place:


does this look alright? or should i replace dist.z with c_move?

the only thing the jump function has is:



i guess ill start there trying to add c_move to one of those.. and, sorry for my last post. it was late night and i was frustrated lol.. i guess it can get like that sometimes

You're getting there. Main thing is just to try and not ask if it will work. There is info I don't have. Like how far is it from your model's origin to the bottom of the lowest vertex to know how much distance you should move the mesh to get it to the ground.


function blah_name()

{
var blah = 15;
while(blah){
blah -= 1;
//this is moved in the world movement
c_move(me, blah vector(0,0,blah * time_step), blah

wait(1);//this should move the player up. Adjust the 15 and the -1 to see what works best
}



}

ok ive fiddled with this template you supplied.



i took out the -= 1; because thats already in place in my handle_gravity code.

ive got some movement i just need to figure out why if i hold the jump button down it causesl:
1: me to go to the top and slowly fall down
2: me to move really fast using the movement keys.