PRACTICE > TELEPORT now shows the waypoint the player placed on the
game's pause map, with a "Go to map waypoint" button. The console gets
`trainer waypoint [info]` and `trainer ground <x> <z>`.
Reading the waypoint (trainer_waypoint.cpp)
- It is a point of interest in the map's registry, the one ReSkate's
party markers register into (addr::native_party::map_manager), with
kind DingoMapPOIType_Waypoint (3) and its world matrix at @0.
- The registry is walked only while the TELEPORT card is drawn (the
page notes it, like the class list) or the command runs, every
250 ms at most. A player who never opens the card pays nothing.
- A registry the map has filled without a waypoint means it was
removed; an empty or unreadable one keeps the last waypoint seen. A
new level forgets it.
Landing on the surface (trainer_landing.h)
- The waypoint's height is not the ground: teleporting to it dropped
the skater through the map. local_ground_height() casts the park
editor's downward ray (editor::cast_surface) through the client
physics world and takes the topmost hit.
- The first ray starts at 1500 or 500 above the hint. A custom map
can sit higher than that (a waypoint at Y 12 over ground at Y 1939
was seen in game), so a miss is cast again from 20000.
- If collision there is still streaming in, the teleport goes to the
hint's height and a 12 s watch puts the skater on the surface when
it arrives (at most 6 corrections; the teleport is re-sent up to 3
times if it never arrives).
- Teleports still go through go_to(), so they follow the host's
noclip / teleport permission in a session.
The decisions (ray spans, the watch, remember/forget) have no game in
them and are tested by trainer_landing (DINGOSDK_BUILD_TRAINER_TESTS).
README and CHANGELOG updated.
Presets, trick sliders and the values share one screen and one set of values, so a preset
cannot say "on" while a slider says otherwise. Every built-in preset is a dial (1 = the game's
own). Reset everything clears locks and trick sliders too. A player's grinds, pumping, climbing,
vaults and bails confirmed 56 more class values as read by the game (243 of 314).
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018szL7EmApPZxh9GK4Phw6x
The game keeps much of its tuning in data-defined classes (push speeds,
everything on foot, dive and glide, bail speeds...). The trainer finds 24 of
them in memory by the defaults and field order the game's data ships and lists
their 314 values by name. Push speed now drives the push class's own speeds;
auto push, off-board jump height and wider trick height ranges come with it.
The Tune tab opens on a Realistic or a Fun short list. Built on ReSkate 1.0.7.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018szL7EmApPZxh9GK4Phw6x
The game's trick scripts launch the no comply and the boneless through its
jump-trajectory setter; the trainer multiplies the launch speed there, told
apart by the physics states around the call. Pushing is scripted too, so the
push tuning values were never read: the top pushing speed is now applied after
each physics step, and push strength is hidden.
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The hippy jump's height is set by the game's trick scripts, not by the tuning asset (traced:
no tuning value is read for it). The trainer recognises one starting (riding -> off board,
rising) and scales the off-board upward velocity through the existing off-board velocity
path; a plain dismount is not rising and is left alone.
The jump read-out gains degrees of spin (and the peak rate) and of body tumble. The table of
tuning values the game reads now includes offsets seen in traced play sessions.
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All new code is in Extension/Trainer. The game thread owns the trainer's state; the menu
page only queues `trainer ...` console commands and reads two snapshots.
- physics_tuning_model keeps the field and curve names the game's EBX carries, so the
editable table is built at run time from the player's own data.
- physics_tuning exports game_tuning / read_live / write_live / refresh_skater, with the
same field whitelist and curve rules as the session sync.
- no_bail publishes the physics state the local skater's selector last chose (air time,
wipeouts).
- A guest under host tuning cannot edit; teleports follow the host's noclip permission.
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Zachary Gladfelter