Give yourself a slider in the s&box editor instead.
The problem
A magic number in the code.
protected override void OnUpdate(){ if ( Input.Pressed( "jump" ) ) Jump( 350f );}
Every tweak means edit, save, wait for hotload, test. Then do it again.
The fix
Make it a property.
Mark it with [Property] and it shows up in the inspector, where you can change it while the game runs.
[Property]→editable in the inspector
The fix in code
Tune it live.
[Property] public float JumpForce { get; set; } = 350f; protected override void OnUpdate(){ if ( Input.Pressed( "jump" ) ) Jump( JumpForce );}
350 is still the default. Now you can change it without touching code.
Pro tip
Add a Range for a slider.
[Property, Range( 100f, 1000f )]public float JumpForce { get; set; } = 350f;
Range turns the field into a slider between those two values.
The rule
If you'll tweak it, expose it.
- Tune it live
- [Property]
- Keep it sane
- Range( min, max )
- Hardcode
- true constants only