Le jeu du silence. Mine de rien pour moi ça a tout changé le jour où j'ai pu jouer aux gros jeux sony sans un bruit d'hélicoptère dans la pièce.

It's nothing crazy. Certainly not new or ground breaking, but I like how my brain is slowly organizing my code to find solutions to old issues I encountered on previous iterations of this exercice!

I can now expend the controller to do many many more things. Dashes and grappling hooks, here I come!

This physical state does not directly change the gameplay states but is used by individual states to decide if they should transition to another state. The same way a user interaction could. On this graph you can see the cause of state transitions :
blue == physical cause
orange = user input cause

But this time I organized the controller around 2 distinct states : the usual gameplay state (stand, run, jump, etc...) and a second physical interaction states dedicated to collisions and contacts with the world. The whole thing is managed at the "base" of the controller and do all collision stuff.

I always struggle to decide what should be managed by the base character controller and what should be managed by individual states of the state machine. Specifically, I'm always struggling with implementation and distribution of collision detection. I often end up with a lof of code duplication...

Je bosse (un peu) mais sur un projet perso, alors ça compte à peine :)

I still regularly listen to the soundtrack with fond memories of the game and its universe.

Purée mais même les tech bros et leurs IAs me font pas autant monter la tension...

Tellement hâte d'avoir fini mon 'backlog entamé' pour passer à la dernière saison !

La vieillesse est un naufrage. Mais je sais nager (un peu).