> You can get a speed limitation by adding some speed based friction
> to the movement.
>
> E.g. for each frame do:
> y-speed (old)
> - gravity (constant)
> + flapping (if done)
> - y-speed/16 (16 is just an example)
> = y-speed (new)
>
> You can find this kind of code in my Cave1K source. Without friction the
> helicopter become almust uncontrolable. There is IFDEF, so you can easily
> test the effect.
So, was speed "signed" for you, in this example?
Because if I always subtract yspeed/16 or whatever, that will
always be an increase to the speed in the downward direction?
Meaning friction if it is going up, but a push when its
already falling?
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