Fix being stuck when dive-rolling in a place that only has enough room to go prone #30
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(Includes the changes that were in a different commit before the cleanup - TomyLobo)
I fished this out of the drugs commit - TomyLobo
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This patch fixes a few instances of being stuck after a dive-roll by setting the player to prone when that situation is encountered.
I'm not quite sure if that's the correct way to switch from roll to prone. It appears to work, though.
I'm also not entirely sure if removing that "return" in
CDAGameMovement::RealPlayerMovehas any side effects, but I noticed none.Removing it was a requirement for
CDAGameMovement::Duck, and thus the mitigation code, to run in all instances of stuckness (that I've been able to reproduce).This PR contains the same cleanup commit as my other PRs (#28 and #29).