Deluxe Ski Jump Forum

skiflyer11 wrote:i know this question was posted millions of times but
jussi will beta 2 get ready in the next 1 or 2 weeks ?

Beta-2 is not 100% finished yet, but I'm seriously targetting the release for the next week.

Jussi Koskela wrote:

skiflyer11 wrote:i know this question was posted millions of times but
jussi will beta 2 get ready in the next 1 or 2 weeks ?

Beta-2 is not 100% finished yet, but I'm seriously targetting the release for the next week.

great thanks for the fast reply

Will there be a changelog or something like that?
I want to see all of the changes.

maciej53 wrote:Will there be a changelog or something like that?
I want to see all of the changes.

Yes.

dude, whats a changelog?

Log of changes.

a list of changes between beta 1 and 2

jussi if you have a moment to give a list of changes in beta 2

mario123456783 wrote:jussi if you have a moment to give a list of changes in beta 2

dude, he just said theres gonna be a changelog.are you high or something?

Aerotal wrote:I dont know if anyone else has the same problem but i sometimes click the left or right mouse button BY MISTAKE on the inrun and i've lost like 100 ranking points because of that if this is a common problem then it could be changed somehow. Maybe you have to click both buttons at the same time to jump on the inrun so we wouldnt see these 0.00m - 30,00m jumps In the end of the ramp you could jump how ever you wanted.

Once again I was playing maybe 20 mins and I clicked the mouse by mistake two times and lost 26 points 1454 -> 1428. I guess my mouse buttons are pretty sensitive but anyway it's very annoying because its nothing to do with my jumping skills. I really hope this will be fixed somehow.

I dont know but the inrun jump fail has always been a signature posibility in DSJ... would be a shame to let it go really...

bulwa11 wrote:I dont know but the inrun jump fail has always been a signature posibility in DSJ... would be a shame to let it go really...

Jumping off the half of the inrun seems weird at all. Jumper could for example be able to take-off only in a specific zone at the end of the inrun and if the mouse button is cliked before it, he would simply fall without jumping high. I hope you know what I mean.

Jos joku viittis kääntää noille puolalaisille

Siis hyppääjän profiiliin vois laittaa jonkilaisen säätö mahdollisuuden ylämäenlasku asennon säätöön.

Hyppääjän polvikulman säätö, millä tasolla perse on, yläkropan korkeus.

näillä saa eroja vauhtiin ja kuinka hyvin se säilytetään ja kuinka saa tehoja ponnistukseen.

Siis luo oma persoonallinen tekniikkasi jota tulee hioa ennen siirtymistä esim online peleihin.

The jumping on the inrun could be optional

OR

You have to click both buttons at the same time (If you click one button, nothing happens)

OR

take off could be done only by pressing mouse's scroll wheel AND normal take off could be done only in this zone: http://www.2shared.com/photo/uuRXVcQR/nimetn.html

Jussi Koskela wrote:

maciej53 wrote:Will there be a changelog or something like that?
I want to see all of the changes.

Yes.

Jussi, i suppose you have some quote detection system applied to your forum account, so me quoting it will let you answer my question faster.

Once you mentioned that the hill profiles are modelled according to the real measurements, did you mean the inrun angle, height etc. too? I don't care much about the inrun transition curve, but I do when it comes to the inrun height at the take-off point, which determines mostly the height of flight. I have certain doubts if the height of flight is correct, meaning it looks like the jumper is too high over the slope compared to reality, especially in Lahti. I've never been to Lahti, so it's difficult to tell, but I have watched the competition on TV each year since 2000. Maybe it's the camera.