For day 955 of coding, I tried using switch checks to fix the collision. It turned out to be a bad idea

For day 953 of coding, I made a way to slow down the game in order to better see the hitbox interactions

Here is on my other OCs, Charles Johnson, in a Gamejolt palette

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For day 952 of coding, I drew a new box for debug that will show the player's movement hitbox in relation to the normal hitbox

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For day 954 of coding, I tried using another variable to keep the collision register only at 1; but it's not working like I had hoped

For day 951 of coding, I adjusted the dash speed to confirm my suspicion on why the collision error is occurring. It is indeed the dash is too much for the player's hitbox. I need to figure out why it only really occurs while right against the wall

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For day 948 of coding; I haven't fixed the collision problem yet, but I have managed to pinpoint which script to look into