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== Development information ==
== Development information ==


The speed is changed every 0.1 seconds according to a variable stating how many times left, counting down from 80 to 0 (80 iterations x 0.1 second interval = 8 seconds). The speed is changed by doubling the interval left (i.e. if there are 46 intervals left, their speed will be increased by 92 HU/s). Additionally, the speed will be recorded and compared, in case an external source has changed the speed during the powerup's effects (i.e. holstering the Gloves Of Running Urgently). Speed is changed using the netprop m_flMaxspeed rather than the in-game attribute.
The user's speed is changed every 0.1 seconds according to a variable counting down from 80 to 0 (80 iterations x 0.1 second interval = 8 seconds). The speed is adjusted based on the double of the variable's distance from 0. Additionally, the speed is recorded and compared, in case an external source has changed the speed during the powerup's effects (e.g. holstering the {{link|tf2wiki|Gloves of Running Urgently}}). Speed is changed using the netprop m_flMaxspeed rather than the in-game attribute.


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Revision as of 20:15, 4 March 2020

Powerup super speed.png

Super Speed is the third powerup in Fortress Blast. It was included in Fortress Blast's initial release and is inspired by the game Marble blast gold icon.png Marble Blast Gold.

Super Speed greatly increases the user's speed, but this gained speed slowly decreases over an 8 second period. This powerup is used mainly for rollouts, clearing large gaps, or escaping from danger.

Development information

The user's speed is changed every 0.1 seconds according to a variable counting down from 80 to 0 (80 iterations x 0.1 second interval = 8 seconds). The speed is adjusted based on the double of the variable's distance from 0. Additionally, the speed is recorded and compared, in case an external source has changed the speed during the powerup's effects (e.g. holstering the Tf2 logo.png Gloves of Running Urgently). Speed is changed using the netprop m_flMaxspeed rather than the in-game attribute.