"MobjMoveBlocked" hook problem.

[steven3004]

It seems that every time I use the "MobjMoveBlocked", whatever the code in the hook looks like, it always does this:

Apparently, it seems to have removed the pushing function and keep the player's speed and acceleration. How do I make it... not do that...?

 

[amperbee]

Usually helps to show your code.

How do I make it... not do that...?

Are you returning true?

On many hooks, returning true tells the game to not perform the default behaviour.

 

[steven3004]

Usually helps to show your code.


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Are you returning true?

On many hooks, returning true tells the game to not perform the default behaviour.

So removing that will do the trick, then? Well, let me try it later and I'll tell ya the results.

 

[amperbee]

Without seeing your code, I can't be sure.

But let's say yes.

 

[steven3004]

But let's say yes.

Okay, thanks, it's working properly now.

Without seeing your code, I can't be sure.

Though, the code will be a secret.

 

[amperbee]

the code will be a secret

When you want help troubleshooting an issue, you have to provide as much help as you can.
We don't all have psychic powers, and I'm the last on the lineage of psychics.

If you don't want to show whatever code is affecting you as-is for some reason, you should try to reproduce the issue with a different piece of code. People will be better equipped to help you if you can provide code that is understandable and that reproduces the same issue you're experiencing.
See: https://stackoverflow.com/help/minimal-reproducible-example (some of it isn't Lua nor MB related, but a great majority of the page applies here)

Keep it in mind if you need to report a new issue related to scripting.

 

[steven3004]

When you want help troubleshooting an issue, you have to provide as much help as you can.
We don't all have psychic powers, and I'm the last on the lineage of psychics.

If you don't want to show whatever code is affecting you as-is for some reason, you should try to reproduce the issue with a different piece of code. People will be better equipped to help you if you can provide code that is understandable and that reproduces the same issue you're experiencing.
See: https://stackoverflow.com/help/minimal-reproducible-example (some of it isn't Lua nor MB related, but a great majority of the page applies here)

Keep it in mind if you need to report a new issue related to scripting.

Okay, thanks for reminding me about that.