airborne | Flight data visualized on a WebGL globe | Map library

I have this loop that I tried to improve as much as possible, sadly, I don't know how to make it better.

Do you have any idea of improvement?

I'm new to Unity and C# in general, so excuse my terminology(or lack thereof)...

I have succeeded -with the help of a friend, to credit where its due- in making a platform go up a certain amount after one frame of collision with the player! The only problem is that, now, I can't seem to get it moving down again... Said friend challenged me to make it go up, stay airborne for a certain amount of time, then go back down.

Here is a snippet of my working code that makes it go up.

I try to write specs for api with gem airborne

How can i pass params into test?

The documentation says:

For requests that require Query params you can pass a params hash into headers.

post 'http://example.com/api/v1/my_api', { }, { 'params' => {'param_key' => 'param_value' } *

But when i try to run simple test with params like this:

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:

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I have this code:

I'm trying to make my character be able to jump whenever he is grounded OR if he's airborne to only be able to jump when he has extra jumps and x amount of time has passed. Currenty I have this:´

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