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Changelogs
Version 2.0
Completely changed the implementation. You can now change the maximum slope before you begin sliding
Changed the name of the mod from "No sliding" to "Sliding controller"
Version 1.4
Fixed an exception error when returning to the title screen
Removed the unnecessary UI
Version 1.3
Optimized the way the script handles lists, and overall updated this old script to be on par with what I do now
Version 1.2
Fixed random faceplanting
Fixed more situations where you would get stuck
Version 1.1
Fixed (I hope all) situations where you would get stuck
This mod adds a simple script generated UI where you can set the slope at which you begin sliding down. Vanilla value is 38, mod sets it to 48 by default, but you can change it to any value between 0 (always slide as long as there is a slope, which is quite hilarious) to 90 (never slide). Avoid the values of 0 and 90 for normal gameplay.
Showcase (this is how it looks if you set it to 90):
Thanks to TheVoidKnight for figuring out where the slope parameters are.
