Sonic and Sega Retro Message Board: JustinTU - Viewing Profile - Sonic and Sega Retro Message Board

Like Morph said, the values for the various properties of the player's movement are in terms of displacement per frame, so if your values are increasing or decreasing too fast, then you simply need to lock your frame rate or lock just the physics to a certain frame rate. There many ways to do it, some of which are inefficient and effect the smoothness of the gameplay. I would recommend taking a look at this guide (link). My own engine uses a modified version of the method described in that guide that works pretty well for me.

I uploaded a slightly modified version to address the problem of not have the correct runtime libraries.

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I've implemented the corkscrew in this version and fixed a few animations as well as a few other bugs. Layering is still off and you still still get less than half of the level, but that low priority right now.

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The player thinks it's stuck in the ground when you jump just short enough of the top of the platform to trigger the bottom and side sensors. If this is the case, then the player should only be moved upwards. I'll have this fixed in the next release.