The problem is at this game. It is an XY scrolling platformer.

While tinkering the slope detection, I found that I can clip through the ceiling by wall-jumping a wall near it.
I also can clip through the ceiling at the little tunnel nearby.

So if I'm correct, it might be the slope and wall detection that's freaking out. But I don't know why.
Central Control Sprite has references if needed.

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

bumpy road brings rage

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

I was too lazy to go through all your code, but I think the slope detection is the problem. When you hit a wall, the sprite jumps up a small amount as if it were testing for a slope. Wherever you do this operation, you need to immediately move back down until you hit the ground.

...
change y by (slope::grey)::grey
if <not <touching [level v] ?>> then
repeat until <touching [level v] ?>
change y by (-1)
end
change y by (1)//you may or may not need this depending on how your project is set up
end
...

MathPuppy314 wrote:

I was too lazy to go through all your code, but I think the slope detection is the problem. When you hit a wall, the sprite jumps up a small amount as if it were testing for a slope. Wherever you do this operation, you need to immediately move back down until you hit the ground.

...
change y by (slope::grey)::grey
if <not <touching [level v] ?>> then
repeat until <touching [level v] ?>
change y by (-1)
end
change y by (1)//you may or may not need this depending on how your project is set up
end
...

Thanks! I used the code (but suitable for my engine) and it didn't work, so I turned it into a slope test reset and it worked!

...
if <touching [hitbox v]> then
    bunch of code :: #888888
else
    set [XVEL v] to (0)
    repeat until <touching [hitbox v]
        change y by (8) 
    end
end
...

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

Turns out it didn't work, it did somewhat reinforce the glitch. The problem in LECF is in PRIZM because I transferred most of the assets from LECF to PRIZM. The slope script is still the same. You can ask for more information. +bump

bumpel

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

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if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

I'm not quite sure what you're asking for at this point in time. I guess the wall jumping still allows the player to clip through the ceiling? If this is the case, you need to find the wall jump script and make sure you only change the x position when getting the player out of the wall. You must also do ceiling collision right after you move the player out of the wall.

MathPuppy314 wrote:

I'm not quite sure what you're asking for at this point in time. I guess the wall jumping still allows the player to clip through the ceiling? If this is the case, you need to find the wall jump script and make sure you only change the x position when getting the player out of the wall. You must also do ceiling collision right after you move the player out of the wall.

I'll try doing that

heres a bumpel if anyone else has any other ways to solve this

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end

MathPuppy314 wrote:

I'm not quite sure what you're asking for at this point in time. I guess the wall jumping still allows the player to clip through the ceiling? If this is the case, you need to find the wall jump script and make sure you only change the x position when getting the player out of the wall. You must also do ceiling collision right after you move the player out of the wall.

Tried it and it works (it's quite easy to replicate the glitch)!
I'll notify you if it isn't exactly working again.

if <<quick? :: #965B01> and <dog <lazy? ::  #965B01> :: #984723>> then
jump over x:( dog (x):: #984723) y:(dog(y):: #984723):: #112233
end