Sprinting added to Teardown! Just double tap 'W' and you're set!
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Version 1.0
Good stuff, first upload
Description This mod adds sprinting to a game that can sometimes be infuriating without sprinting. We all know you've been there, nearly having thrown yourself off a cliff trying to get the last optional missions on that one level. Well throw yourself off a cliff no longer! Sprint off it instead!
Installation - To install, drag the 'Finally Sprinting' folder into 'C:\Program Files\Steam\steampapps\common\mods' or wherever your 'mods' folder is. - To enable, open up the mod manager in game, and toggle the enabled option on the mod. - To use, just double tap 'W' like in Minecraft and sprint should boost into action.
Known Problems Yes, I know that sprinting sharp turns do not work in this mod. The reason is, I cannot directly modify the walk speed in the code. Instead I have to take the direction the player is already travelling, and multiply it by a certain degree to simulate sprinting. This makes it more like gliding on ice than sprinting but it gets the job done.