The CharacterMovementComponent simulates the position of a jumping/falling character inside function UCharacterMovementComponent::PhysFalling() [CharacterMovementComponent.cpp:4381]. On the main code path, it integrates the velocity over the frame deltaTime using the trapezoid method (line 4494), which is simple and accurate method. It also tries to avoid missing the apex point with varying framerates by substepping around the zero vertical velocity point (line 4453).
However, when a blocking hit is detected on the movement (line 4524), the function seems to switch to the endpoint integration method (line 4534-4536). This results in a noticeably different jump apex height, which can be very detrimental to games with precise jumping requirements. Moreover, this method is highly framerate-dependent: the lower the framerate, the higher the integration timestep, which can result in a very low apex height, even with the current partial substepping strategy.
The printed jump apex height will be lower in each case.
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