Assisted Rolling




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I’ve been burning the midnight oil, tirelessly tackling the challenge of our beloved snoot taking flight when navigating natural terrains. The snoot’s ultra-realistic physics means it catches air at high speeds, but this has made taming the character on natural terrain feel next to impossible. But fear not, for I’ve unearthed a groundbreaking solution that’ll make your snoot experience feel entirely natural and thrilling.

Imagine this: I embarked on a quest to grant our snoot an unprecedented sense of grip, one that feels as smooth as butter. The journey began with the creation of an extended sensor boasting a magnificent array of 8 vectors. These vectors allow our snoot to gauge its distance from the ground and, using the magic of mathematics, adjust its velocity to hug the terrain below. It’s like the snoot has developed a sixth sense for gravity!

But that’s not all! I delved deeper into the abyss of innovation and crafted three additional arrays. These arrays empower our snoot to detect edges and gradients, enabling it to differentiate between ramps and hills within its grip range. Our snoot now anticipates the terrain’s twists and turns, responding with flawless agility. It’s a level of control and immersion you’ve never experienced before!

And now, without further ado, behold the culmination of my hard work and dedication! In my quest to keep things fast-paced and exciting, I’ve put together a video where I break down the marvel that is the new sensor array and rolling mechanics. Strap in for a thrilling ride and a sneak peek into the future of snoot gaming!

Join me on this exhilarating journey as we revolutionize the way we roll with our snoot. Don’t miss out on the excitement—share, like, and subscribe to stay updated on all the snoot-tastic adventures to come!