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Asklar
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Joined: Fri Jan 07, 2011 8:01 am
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 Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Yeah, that fixed it.
But still, the code won't work.
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| Thu Feb 24, 2011 3:30 am |
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411570N3
Joined: Wed Jan 07, 2009 10:26 am
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Have you tried setting Self.Velocity instead of Self.Velocity's components?
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| Thu Feb 24, 2011 10:45 am |
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Mehman
Joined: Tue Nov 17, 2009 7:38 pm
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Lua on an MOPixel will only work if it is an actor, replace AddAmmo or AddEffect by AddActor and it will work.
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Duh102
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Mehman wrote: replace AddAmmo or AddEffect by AddActor and it will work. What, since when? I know for a fact that non-AddActor MOPixels can have ScriptPaths and work perfectly fine, I just made a mod that utilizes that. Furthermore, I know that Lua can affect MOPixels that are not AddActor, otherwise none of the bubbleshield mods that use Lua would work now.
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Mehman
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Sorry, I thought this because I had problems with lua scripts not working on non actor MOPixels a long time ago, it must have been changed since then, or maybe it was just a mistake of mine, if the script doesn't work then check the lua console and see if they are any errors.
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Asklar
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Guess I'll think more of this later. I've tried many codes that haven't worked.
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Kettenkrad
Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2010 5:51 am
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Rather than using a script, would it work if you fire a MOSR with an AEmitter on it that fires at a 90 ( or -90 whatever) degree angle? Or something like that anyway. Use the IgnoreParent script though so you don't violently explode yourself.
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Roast Veg
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet If you were going to do it that way you might as well do it via GlobalAccScalar.
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Kettenkrad
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet But GlobalAccScalar is only relevant to the scene's gravity, if he wanted a lightsaber, (wait, he does, right?) it'll be based on the weapon's aiming angle. I think.
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Roast Veg
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Hurrrrrrrrrr.
There's no real reason why those scripts shouldn't work. Try making the MOPixels MOSprites.
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Asklar
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet MOSprites? Now WTF is that?
And why the script won't work?
This is so frustrating.
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Roast Veg
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Movable Object
Movable Object Pixel
Movable Object Sprite
Movable Object Sprite Rotating
Basically swap a pixel for a 1 by 1 bitmap.
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Coops
Joined: Wed Feb 17, 2010 12:07 am
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet Try and get the weapon's angle and rotate the velocity with that. (Assuming you are trying to make a lightsaber) something like this should work. Code: <Get the weapon>
self.angle = self.<weapon>.RotAngle
self.Vel = Vector(0,10):RadRotate(self.angle)
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| Mon Mar 14, 2011 9:36 pm |
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Asklar
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Re: Changing the direction of a bullet RadRotate? What's that command for?
Anyway, I'll try the code later.
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Coops
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