Trigger traps after ranged_pull mattack #37236
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When playing with 3d FOV, grappler zombies could drag the player off of a rooftop position and onto open air, where they just levitated. Prevent players from levitating by triggering traps on the tile they end up on.
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This was referenced Jan 26, 2020
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Summary
SUMMARY: Bugfixes "Prevent grapplers from causing players to levitate"
Purpose of change
When playing with 3d FOV, grappler zombies could drag the player off of a rooftop position and onto open air, where they just levitated.
Prevent players from levitating by triggering traps on the tile they end up on.
Describe the solution
Trigger traps on the position that the monster being dragged ends up on. Because ledges are traps, this causes the monster to fall when they are pulled into open air.
Testing
Additional context
Sorry Wile E. Coyote.
