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In games like Minecraft or other larger games that have character customization the hit boxes don't change.
But in games with set characters and not much of player customizability or with "hero" playable characters hitboxes usually change
SO I understand how people can confuse hitboxes sizes with different sized skins
It’s like loading into the server with a custom bedrock skin maker in the marketplace, where you pick the skin parts.
Cube forces you to play with one of their default skins.
Implemented BAN SHORT SKINS
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Though that is true, it provides a competitive advantage to those who use it if they want to hide on a map. Hitboxes aren't visible for most players - so if a person with short skin crouches, they'll be hidden entirely if they're in a good position. We want to avoid that going forward
but it's literally just because you are aiming lower? it's pretty well known you get the best range when looking perfectly straight. it's not a mechanical advantage, it's a psychological advantage, making people think they have to aim lower than normal.
Invis skins too. check if a skin has a 60% or more transparent or semi-transparent pixels. or force skins to render as .jpg
It's only psychological when the short skins don't actually have a smaller hitbox, otherwise they physically have an advantage due to them being shorter, which is mechanical
Or if you use Yoda or the Monitor. You are basically 3/4ths of a block as yoda. and half a block as the MonitorThough that is true, it provides a competitive advantage to those who use it if they want to hide on a map. Hitboxes aren't visible for most players - so if a person with short skin crouches, they'll be hidden entirely if they're in a good position. We want to avoid that going forward
Having a smaller skin gives the illusion of having a smaller hitbox as it modifies the player model to look and appear smaller. Unlike a "small" skin that uses transparency to make it look small. Small skins have a recreated model design that makes it appear as well that it has a different hitbox.
In games like Minecraft or other larger games that have character customization the hit boxes don't change.
But in games with set characters and not much of player customizability or with "hero" playable characters hitboxes usually change
SO I understand how people can confuse hitboxes sizes with different sized skins
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I know this is planned, but here’s my thoughts. While short skins do give an advantage ( despite the hit box being the same), some people just like to wear short skins, and while it would be a given to remove them in future competitive modes, in normal casual play I’m not too sure. If it’s possible, short skins should be visible as normal to you and your party members, but should be seen as a Steve on other random people’s POV IMO.
This makes sense, because looking down is a disadvantage compred to looking up. When looking at a players feet you lose a block of reach compared looking at the players head.
Too agreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed remove them they are annoying dude
Bans players from connecting WITH shortskins, doesn’t ban the player.
It’s like loading into the server with a custom bedrock skin maker in the marketplace, where you pick the skin parts.
Cube forces you to play with one of their default skins.
Ah sry, then i didn't understand the sentence right. Yeah then i think its fair to ban short skins
Some of them do, not all of them but i noticed some do depending on where they got the skin and it’s irritating.
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