[How could I emulate/create a bunnyhop character controller?]

Ah ok, also as an added note, when I was talking about W, I meant it just acts normally (move forward) and is just used to gain the starting momentum, jumping is still done with space (hold for autohop) or mousewheel scroll (manual hop)

[How could I emulate/create a bunnyhop character controller?]

Wow that looks nice, but is there any setting for Air Acceleration to get a proper weaving movement? I see in your video that turning mid air requires sharp turns

[How could I emulate/create a bunnyhop character controller?]

I want to have Bunnyhopping in my game, but I have no idea where to start doing this character controller

 

 

If you don't know what Bunnyhopping is, it basically involves the player jumping instead of running to move around, and using the A and D keys (moving their mouse left and right with each press, A = mouse swipe left, D = mouse swipe right) This is called strafing or 'weaving' sometimes

 

The w (forward) key is never pressed except to start the bunnyhopping

 

Here's a video of this mechanic demonstrated in Counter Strike Source

 

 

Bunnyhopping has actually been a part of many games including Quake and Half Life

 

Could anyone take some time and explain/help? Thanks

[Question about the engine capabilities]

er could you put that into perspective?

 

 

and is that square meters?

[Question about the engine capabilities]

I wasn't quite sure where to put this, as there wasn't a support section, so forgive me if this is the wrong place.

 

 

Does Leadwerks have a limit on how large your maps/scenes can be? I know Source SDK's Hammer editor has a brushlimit cap. Does Leadwerks have something similar?

 

 

Thanks