Slabs allow you to make smooth stair cases now without having to rely on 45° wedges. However, walking on these requires you to jump each time, for every slab. That can be annoying thing.
Here are the examples that I think should work:
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step size will only be 1/4 slabs. i don't think it would look good if you could scale half a block. half a block step size might also mess with the physics of an astronaut for other things (ability to climb almost vertical walls)
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You must admit our current 45'c steps are less the ideal, These slabs could mean we knock two birds out with one stone
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-QA Testing-
still not working .. you have to press against the slabs border to wobble one step up.
slow walking and you are not able to step one up
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I'm not sure if it's related to this issue but attempting to walk on slab stairs while in the gravity of a design (hologram in a shipyard) neutralizes gravity. It could also be related to T837.
Walking on slab stairs on a normal ship: (Mirror: http://gfycat.com/RevolvingImpracticalEnglishpointer)
Walking on slab stairs on a holographic ship: (Mirror: http://gfycat.com/DelightfulQuarrelsomeIndusriverdolphin)
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Engage gravity, then try and walk into the inner edge as shown, near a perfect 45* angle to the faces.
My astro is incapable of scaling this obstacle instantly (Often ramming at it for a few seconds will eventually make him climb it), yet climbs at a flatter angle happily.
Ive noted odd behaviour when walking up diagonal slabs. This may be a result of having a bad computer, though.
Place an "L" shape of Slabs,
Engage gravity, then try and walk into the inner edge as shown, near a perfect 45* angle to the faces.
My astro is incapable of scaling this obstacle instantly (Often ramming at it for a few seconds will eventually make him climb it), yet climbs at a flatter angle happily.
However, when I come to record a GIF of this, my PC drops frames into low-performance, and suddenly despite pre-lining up and testing, whenever I am recording the GIF, the extra load on my PC causes my Astro to scale the corner with no problem.
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normal walking movement up a slab stair way is fine now.
moving at an angle (around 45degree) towards the stair slab makes you glide along the slab edge ... and then stop at a corner of a slab stair because of it
sample video