It's mainly controlled by using a hotkey to disable the "to feet" and "to hang" moves. In some instances that isn't enough to enable it so I have a separate script that can force it in those scenarios. Only problem is that on occasion this can cause me to jump into walls but aside from that it works fine.

So how I understand it, it only works in K&M because you need a hot key in order to do it

@@IIADBIDTISTso you’ve found disables in ce of those settings and was it only to hang and to feet you disabled? I tried in mirage (file edit) and it was kinda unclear why jump to feet was still working in some contexts but no others. Also, can you accept the friend I sent? I noticed you accepted 2 weeks ago but then now I’m not again 😅

@@michaelm1221 Yeah, when it comes to leaping, there's mainly just 3 possible actions in the games post Origins as opposed to Unity's 6. So just disabling 2 is enough to force the remaining in most cases. The lack of vault down, reverse grind and leap to facade makes it simpler in that way. There's also disables for things like "to ground" and "to vshape" but those are pretty indistinguishable from to feet which is probably why it looked like to feet was still working in some contexts in Mirage. Climbing wise it works the same. I can disable climbing and 2 of the 3 leaping actions plus "to corner" to force whichever one I want (target still needs to be in range). An example of this is in the previous video. Not sure what happened with the discord thing. I accepted your request again.

@@AM-ld7qb I'm sure there's a way to bind it with controller but I don't use it so I don't know what would feel comfortable. Even translating the keybinds to KBM is a bit of a headache since I use mouse buttons for parkour as opposed to the vanilla control scheme that's all keyboard. Leaping wise, there's only 3 actions that would need to be binded so I think there's room on the controller for that.

Some of the functions are there but I think the corresponding animations were taken out (not 100% sure on this but it seems to be the case). Luckily the functionality of "to facade" can be achieved even without those functions and animations. I'll make a video showing what I'm talking about shortly.

@ Awesome, I look forward to it

This one isn't a mod

@IIADBIDTIST My bad then

Yeah it's a mod

Not sure if you’ve looked in mirage, I just got your table and did a search for the codes around the climb pass enable. There’s 1 almost exact match (only difference is the ptr address, it does affect climbing and jumping but sadly no enabling climb pass🥲

Yeah this one forces a certain set of moves in the correct contexts and disables others sort of like the jump down script. But this one is more aggressive so in some cases where the climb pass isn't triggered, other jumps get disabled and he just free jumps. I'm still looking through to see how to make it more consistent, so far using it with super hop is having good results Also for making climb pass the default, I'm not sure if it's the same code but for syndicate and unity I basically just made enable/disable scripts for most every type of jump to force the moves that way.

Very nice, wonder if the later games left this in at all. Obviously mirage will benefit the most if it has it. Did you make scripts for Unity too? I only have a half ass climbpass eject target extend working, that I don’t know how it even works 😂

@@michaelm1221 I know the climb pass function is still in later games, but I don't know if it's possible to enable it or if the animations are even there. I made a couple scripts for Unity but mostly for syndicate. Finding the functions that handle enabling those climbpass exits helped with extending range a bit and being able to use them with parkour up which for some reason is disabled in syndicate by default. I have the steam version so I don't know if the address is slightly different for other versions, but there is a call r10 at ACU.exe+1B499B that most moves run through in order to be activated. You can set a breakpoint there and perform a move to trace to the function for that move as well as the functions for any other move that could work in that context. ACU fixes causes this code to be constantly running while on a wall (probably some eject optimization) so you should disable that while you do this.

​@@IIADBIDTIST I have not played the game, but I'm guessing there's some potential in modding the movement options there too

faster enemies. more difficulty

@@IIADBIDTIST faster enemies. more difficulty

@@IIADBIDTIST where is guide?

​@@IIADBIDTIST yeah i have the steam version, i tried to open ACS From UbiConnect but it still opened the steam version, tried finding a way for that but to no avail. How do i exactly open the other version?

@@IIADBIDTIST i meant the unmoded vanilla high profile climbing, they jump climb way too high in the vanilla game

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