Implement a bike/car/vehicle mode#193
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Implements a "bike" or "vehicle" mode. Default speed resembles more a bike, when holding 'shift' the speed is more a car. Sticks the camera at height 2 from the ground.
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@StrandedKitty I don't really like to hand over "this" ( -- The camera jumps back when pressing |
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I Just tested a little bit more - when in FreeControls mode and pressing (although I might do this in a separate PR - that's actually not related to bike mode) |
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Implements a "bike" or "vehicle" mode.
Default speed resembles more a bike.
When holding 'shift' the speed is more a car.
Sticks the camera at height 2 from the ground.
Could solve #64
Please note that I'm new to react and the
streets-glcode, I hope the code is somewhat usable!