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[Open Assets] sloperollangle: Character Rotation on Slopes

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[11:04 PM] Kitoko: golden this is illegal
The name is pretty self-explanatory. This Lua rotates the sprites of players against the angle of the slope they're on. Note that sloperollangle only rotates characters using their in-game roll angle; this doesn't require new sprites to be drawn by spriters to support it.

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This is also 100% compatible with multiplayer!

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Commands:
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cameraroll <on/off>: Whether the camera rolling feature is enabled or not.
(Exclusive to 2.2.2 and above). Default OFF.

cam_rollspeed <decimal>: How quickly the camera fully rolls to the slope you stand on. Default 0.1.
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cjssam
It looks really cool but how do you download it?
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Andrew_woah
OMG I NEEDED THIS
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M
Really nice modification for srb2! but i haven't been able to find a way to make it work with models, it works when you're standing on a slope ramp facing the ramps sides, but just stays normal when going up a slant, is there anyway to fix this?
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Mathos
Damn, this is awesome (mainly with camera roll on)
but will this work with models any day ?
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BlueZero4
A cute tweak. I keep it in my "always load during modified games" folder.
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EveDoesStuff
This is kind of cursed, but this is still super good. Honestly, it can add a lot of neat touches in stuff like map packs and whatnot. (It also saves a lot of hassle for those that get bothered for characters not standing right on slopes.)
I'd definitely use it in my 2D maps.
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