Running Up Ramps While Jumping Breaks Movement

[EddieSoloProjects]

Running Up Ramps While Jumping Breaks Movement. I have a fort with ramps and the player breaks and can even fall through the ramp when this happens.

[EddieSoloProjects]

Tried to do this to fix it. But it didn't work.. https://youtu.be/e-B3nB1ixZ8
I disconnected your Traversal code until there is a fix

[IOchair]

I think that's because of the Front ledge's normal rotation.

But fix this break the montage blend out, need to fix them one by one.

[EddieSoloProjects]

But fix this break the montage blend out, need to fix them one by one.

How would I fix them one by one?

[IOchair]

How would I fix them one by one?

All montages have a blend-out notify, use the rewind debugger to find any incorrect blend-outs and change condition to "force blend out".

[marnec]

@EddieSoloProjects I can't reproduce your problem. Although there is clipping and the pelvis buries in the ramp mesh, I can't manage to make the character fall through the ramp

[Attano]

I'm getting this plugin up to speed for my pet project, porting to C++ and fixing all the issues along the way. My work is proprietary, and will not be posted publicly. However, since the devs are ignoring open issues on their own plugin, I will share some thoughts and progress on some that are relevant to me, in hopes that it helps others.

Regarding this issue: that stair climb fix video had no chance of ever being helpful with this issue, because it's unrelated to it. The problem is that, unlike vanilla GASP, there's a separate traversal component in use here that works dynamically on any geometry, not just specific blocks. Not enough geometrical sanity checks are being performed. One way to fix this is to make sure that we're actually going to climb in the result of the potential mantling, which can be achieveved by checking the normal of the target surface. Slopes have a normal pointing partially upwards, while traversable walls or ledges have a more vertical normal.

Regarding the stairs, there's a bunch of videos on YouTube addressing this issue.