User talk:JoshuaMK

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Working 200cc code

It was mentioned here that you contributed a working 200cc code. Leseratte and I want to implement 200cc in LE-CODE so that it works offline and online, in time trials and also for CPUs and when running a star or mega mushroom. Therefore 2 questions: Does your code fulfill this? Can you please provide your code to us so that we can integrate it or part of it into LE-CODE? -- Wiimm (talk) 13:38, 14 March 2020 (UTC)

I'd imagine it's probably this one: https://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=1417&highlight=200cc

I just didn't have time to look at that yet. -- Leseratte (talk) 13:51, 14 March 2020 (UTC)

That code is Dynamic Gravity (or Fast Falling if that's your preferred name) and is meant to be used in conjunction with any 200cc speed mod. The "(CTGP 200cc)" tag is there to display that this code is the version that only increases gravity when you are nose-diving, while maintaining the normal gravity elsewise (just like in CTGP).

Here's a code that properly multiplies the max speed of the game when 150cc is detected, to 1.5x the original (120kmh -> 180kmh) and uses Leseratte's CC modifier to multiply the actual speed of the races by 1.5x for only 150cc: https://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=1474

Here's a code that lowers the threshold for being able to drift: https://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=214

(replace the 00000000 with the floating point hex value of the percentage of the max speed of a vehicle you want to drifting to be able to be performed: 0.5 -> 3F000000 = Drift at 63kmh for Funky Kong on the Flame Runner in 200cc)

Of course, you will want to make this only take place during 150cc (which is modified to 200cc), I know you have the flags for this, and I personally found it by reverse engineering your LE-CODE :P

The only code I haven't developed/haven't found yet for a perfect CTGP 200cc replica, is the brake drifting. I've gotten moderately close to this, and I know that player states have everything to do with it, I've simply just not unlocked the secret to brake drifting yet lol. JoshuaMK (talk) 17:14, 14 March 2020 (UTC)