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Just recently, I was messing with some media libraries in C++ and wanted to try something similar to this movement. Lo and behold, many of the equations in this example held true. Absolutely amazing learning material. The player can run and hop all over the place without getting caught on anything.
Cons: No explaining, i had to guess what the different functions did.
Future advice: Use comments to explain so we can learn.
Very complete and didactic, thanks!
Maybe, in a future version, could you add some running button too? I could figure it out by my own, but I would like to see if I made it correctly. Thanks again.
But when I press Launch, nothing happens. Why?
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