doublejump | A revamped Google 's jump consistent hash

I've been working on an Unreal Engine 4 game using C++ and I've been working on a dash function, however I followed a YouTube tutorial and I noticed that in the video, they use the function "EditAnywhere" but when I tried to code that my self, my UE4 says that EditAnywhere is unknown function.

Do I need to meet some special requirements to be able to use the "EditAnywhere" function?

My Header file sample code:

I have a Windows fatal exception: code 0xc0000374 - yes there's multiprocessing (wait for the but...). Google says that the exception code 0xc0000374 indicates a heap corruption. Yes, multiprocessing is a must-have. It's apart of the framework I'm working in, as each bot has the potential to have its own core to run in. TL;DR I can't change the fact that there's multiprocessing. However, my bot only runs on one thread, so there shouldn't really be an issue, and in fact, this issue is relatively new.

I think I've found the problem, but it doesn't really make much sense. I'm extending Python with C in order to improve run times, and I think this is where the error is. I've narrowed it down to a function called ground_shot_is_viable, as when I comment it out in Python the error never happens. However, when I try print spamming (in this case I actually wrote to a file as that's more suitable for hundreds of prints) I found that the function successfully completed. I think the error is that the function oversteps it's memory boundaries, which corrupts a portion of data, causing the crash traceback to point elsewhere. (In this case, it's an innocent line in the framework I'm working with - File "G:\RLBotGUIX\venv\lib\site-packages\rlbot\utils\rendering\rendering_manager.py", line 104 in end_rendering which sets a variable to False)

I've also tested this for the other functions, and they don't cause this issue for some reason. There's a slight, small potential that it's because they don't get called as often as ground_shot_is_viable.

The error only happens after a few minutes which prob totals to at least a few hundred times, maybe a thousand. (The bot runs at upwards of 120tps, so the function has the potential to be called 120 times in a second.)

I only managed to get the traceback by setting the environment variable PYTHONFAULTHANLDER to 1 - when I didn't, my program just silently crashed.

I also didn't get a crash dump when I launched the program with python.exe, but with pythonw.exe I did get a crash dump.

Traceback:

I'm having some issues with a coding on C# (Unity); I'm trying to make my character move and jump with space. But for some reason, the character jumps once, and when reaching the ground once again, it stops jumping! Could anyone help me? I tried to check and uncheck "Is jumping" and "Double Jump" on Unity, but nothing seems to work D:

I just recently asked another question and I got answered really quick so I hope its the same with this one. Anyway, I'm making this 2D platformer (super-meat-boy like) and I've added in this cool 'Dash' ability which is triggered when you press Shift. It would add an x-axis force and a little bit of some y-axis force to give it more of a jump-like feel. However, the AddForce function is so inconsistent in the game. Sometimes, the y-axis force is larger than the x-axis and sometimes the x-axis is increased by half(??). The only reason I can think of why this happens is because I have increased the gravity for proper unrealistic but good looking jumping and slightly more increased when the player dashes. Or could it be that when I dash at the peak of my jump, there's a stronger force as compared to in the beginning of the dash? I'm so confused.

Here is everything that in the update() function.

I'm pretty new to all of this so sorry for rookie mistakes. I'm making a 2D platformer I am checking for ground via RayCast and right after the player jumps, the jumpCounter resets to 0, so I get a bonus jump. I tried adding a 0.2s timer before it can reset but that caused trouble when jumping multiple times in a row (bunny hopping). Any help?

I'm pretty new to all of this so sorry for rookie mistakes. I've built a State Machine that I'm pretty happy with, with just one problem, whenever the player jumps on a slope and keeps running (either up or down) the animation won't switch to running and stays at falling.