Physics · interface

StallEscapeOptions

interface StallEscapeOptions

import type { StallEscapeOptions } from '@driftengine/physics';

Properties

Name	Type	Description
`progressM`optional	`number`	How far from where the window opened counts as getting somewhere, metres. More A question about net progress over a window, not about this tick's displacement. A body jitters in a notch — thirty times a per-tick threshold — while sitting at the same coordinates for as long as the key is held. Displacement is not progress, and a trap that shakes you is still a trap.
`stalledTicks`optional	`number`	How many ticks of going nowhere before the window is full.
`refusedTicks`optional	`number`	How many of those the world must have been pushing back for.
`pushM`optional	`number`	How far each nudge moves, metres.
`budgetM`optional	`number`	How far the whole escape may push before the body is called sealed, metres.
`probeM`optional	`number`	How far each of the six probes reaches, metres.
`headroomM`optional	`number`	How much clear air overhead counts as being able to jump out, metres.
`verticalBias`optional	`number`	How much a vertical direction's room is worth against a horizontal one's. More Under one, and by a margin. Being eased upward out of scenery is the most visible possible correction — it reads as levitating. Slipping sideways off the thing you are caught on reads as slipping off it, which is what actually happened. Up stays available, because a pocket sometimes leaves nothing else.