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PixelPest wrote:Look for a field here that has to do with it and try that maybe: http://wohlsoft.ru/pgewiki/SMBX_Player_Offsets

function onTick()
	local npcBlock = false
	for k,v in ipairs(NPC.getIntersecting(player.x, player.y, player.x + player.width, player.y + player.height)) do
		if v.friendly and v:mem(0x44, FIELD_WORD) == -1 then
			npcBlock = true
			break
		end
	end
	if not (player:isGroundTouching() or npcBlock) then
		player.upKeyPressing = true
	end
end

Enjl wrote:

PixelPest wrote:Look for a field here that has to do with it and try that maybe: http://wohlsoft.ru/pgewiki/SMBX_Player_Offsets

Or try the correct spot.
Offset 0x44 is true/-1 when a player stands in front of the NPC and the little exclamation point appears. It does not distinguish between players, though, so what you want to do:

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function onTick()
	local npcBlock = false
	for k,v in ipairs(NPC.getIntersecting(player.x, player.y, player.x + player.width, player.y + player.height)) do
		if v.friendly and v:mem(0x44, FIELD_WORD) == -1 then
			npcBlock = true
			break
		end
	end
	if not (player:isGroundTouching() or npcBlock) then
		player.upKeyPressing = true
	end
end

Be careful: This will ALSO lock the up key when swimming and in fairy state. Refer to pixelpest's link for flags which you can use to exclude those scenarios.

Enjl wrote:"Pressing up" and "Not crouching" are two very different things. Can't you just set downKeyPressing to false when in midair?
If you mean the jump sprite you can set player:mem(0x114, FIELD_WORD, n) when jumping where n is the new frame you want it to be, though you do have to go through the PGE calibrator which is explained here.

fern wrote: I've already tried setting player:mem(0x114, FIELD_WORD) to the jump sprite when player.speedY ~= 0 and it doesn't work.

Hoeloe wrote:

fern wrote: I've already tried setting player:mem(0x114, FIELD_WORD) to the jump sprite when player.speedY ~= 0 and it doesn't work.

Yes it does, but you have to do it from within onDraw, not onTick.

Hoeloe wrote:Try setting player.height.

local function correctJump()
	if player.speedY ~= 0 and not player:isGroundTouching() and player:mem(0x114,FIELD_WORD) == 5 then
		player:mem(0x114, FIELD_WORD, 10)
		player:mem(0x12E, FIELD_BOOL, false)
		PlayerSettings:setSpriteOffsetY(5,5,11)
	end
end

fern wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:Try setting player.height.

I just tried this and it makes the character get stuck and slide under the floor.

fern wrote:I also tried PlayerSettings:setSpriteOffsetY() and it gave me the following error:

Hoeloe wrote:

fern wrote:

Hoeloe wrote:Try setting player.height.

I just tried this and it makes the character get stuck and slide under the floor.

This is because the character's position is at the top left of the sprite. If you extend the height, it extends the hitbox down, meaning your hitbox goes into the floor. You need to not just extend the hitbox, but also move the player up by the same amount you extended it.

The0x539 wrote:

fern wrote:I also tried PlayerSettings:setSpriteOffsetY() and it gave me the following error:

Because you're trying to invoke setSpriteOffsetY on the PlayerSettings class. You're supposed to call it from a PlayerSettings object. You can get a PlayerSettings object by calling player:getCurrentPlayerSetting(). Stick the result into a variable and do stuff with it.