The PlayerBase.IsSprinting method always seems to return false, even if the player is actually sprinting.
Tested on DayZ version 1.14.154258.
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Major
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 10 x64
- Operating System Version
- 21H1
- Category
- General
Steps To Reproduce
Create a mod that prints the return value of PlayerBase.IsSprinting on every tick. For example:
modded class PlayerBase
{
override void OnTick()
{
super.OnTick();
PrintFormat(
"%1 :: IsSprinting=%2 :: m_iMovement=%3",
this, IsSprinting(), m_MovementState.m_iMovement);
}
};Load this mod on a server and connect to it.
When the player is standing still, a line similar to the following will be printed to the script log:
SCRIPT : SurvivorBase<a0b90210> :: IsSprinting=0 :: m_iMovement=0
When the player is running but not sprinting, a line similar to the following will be printed:
SCRIPT : SurvivorBase<a0b90210> :: IsSprinting=0 :: m_iMovement=2
When the player is sprinting, a line similar to the following will be printed:
SCRIPT : SurvivorBase<a0b90210> :: IsSprinting=0 :: m_iMovement=3
Additional Information
The following replacement implementation of PlayerBase.IsSprinting appears to work correctly:
bool IsSprinting()
{
return m_MovementState.m_iMovement == DayZPlayerConstants.MOVEMENTIDX_SPRINT;
}The following patch appears to fix the issue:
--- scripts/4_World/Entities/ManBase/PlayerBase.c.original 2021-11-09 18:45:04.589091000 -0600
+++ scripts/4_World/Entities/ManBase/PlayerBase.c 2021-11-09 18:52:43.798113700 -0600
@@ -4714,7 +4714,7 @@
bool IsSprinting()
{
- return m_MovementState.m_iMovement == DayZPlayerConstants.MOVEMENT_SPRINT);
+ return m_MovementState.m_iMovement == DayZPlayerConstants.MOVEMENTIDX_SPRINT;
}
bool CanSprint()Note that the 1.14.154258 implementation contains an errant trailing ) character. DayZ experimental version 1.15.154306 contains the same broken implementation.