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This is mainly because the old "limit" functions were all restricted to certain types, which is incredibly silly given how simple they are. Macros are much simpler, and a warning gets raised if they're used improperly with multiple types, anyway. In the process, I also found and fixed a bug: it seems the original author intended for escaping enemies to gradually accelerate to fleeing speed, but the low value was indicated as the max value, and the way limitFloat was written, that caused the max value to be used (it was supposed to reduce the speed to a minimum of -15, but it instead effectively assigned the speed to -15). It might be a good idea to re-implement the old buggy behavior intentionally; depends on whether the acceleration of jumping looks better or worse than just immediately going to jump speed. |
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