Bug: Wesker power dash direction is delayed compared to where we look with camera (community calls it urosnap bug)
Bug #2321
Wesker power dash direction is delayed compared to where we look with camera (community calls it urosnap bug)
| Status: | Open |
| Priority: |
High |
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| Assigned to: |
Unassigned
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| Actual Result: |
wesker's dash path will be determined by the previous frame of where we were looking in past
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| Expected Result: |
Wesker will go in the exact same way of where we are looking at in the exactm
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| Severity: |
Blocker
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| Reproducibility: |
Always
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| Platform: |
Steam
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| Additional Notes & Comments: |
In all fariness, i think that this bug should be sort be implemented for wesker, obviously not in a current state but since wesker can't change where he's going once we click m1 and dash, i think that the camera turn rate speed cap should be either removed at all or made it so it is similiar to mayers, many wesker players started to enjoy this bug becuase it allows as to go backwards and it looks cool. (im only talkingg about camera being affected 1 frame later, the dash path shouldn't be). So for instance let the wesker camera turn rate be uncapped for few initial frames when we initiate the dash
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Steps to Reproduce
- charge power
- spin your mouse at high speed
- click m1 to use your dash
- notice how camera and dashing path are disconnected from each other in the initial frame
Explanation
Wesker mostlikely has wrong power action order or the dashpath is delayed compared to where we are looking by 1 frame. When we charge our bound and click m1 to use it instead of camera slowdown happening at the same moment as the dash starts(dashpath being set), since 9.5.0 PTB when we do it it appears as if said dashpath was always behind our actual camera. When we quickly spin the mouse and bound forward our dashpath will be 1 behind the acutal direction we are looking at with our camera(camera slowdown is being applied). We have desynced dash direction(dashpath) and our camera direction