Aye, that's true. I believe i have an idea to fix that, though.
Also, count on me to forget the critical details. Here's the used Lua:
Code: function Create(self)
local checkRange = 50;
for i=0, 3 do
local angle = (math.pi/2)*i;
self.endPos = Vector(0,0);
local wallCheck = SceneMan:CastStrengthRay(self.Pos, Vector(checkRange,0):RadRotate(angle), 1, self.endPos, 0, 128, true);
local dist = SceneMan:ShortestDistance(self.endPos, self.Pos, true).Magnitude;
print(dist);
if dist ~= nil then
if self.oldDist == nil then
self.closest = i;
self.oldDist = dist;
self.lastPos = self.endPos;
else
if self.oldDist > dist then
self.closest = i;
self.oldDist = dist;
self.lastPos = self.endPos;
end
end
end
end
print(self.closest);
print(self.lastPos);
if self.closest ~= nil and self.oldDist < 50 then
self.RotAngle = (math.pi/2)*self.closest;
self.Pos = self.lastPos + Vector(self.SpriteOffset.X,0):RadRotate(self.RotAngle);
end
self.PinStrength = 999;
end
function Update(self)
if self.lastPos ~= nil and self.oldDist < 50 then
self.RotAngle = (math.pi/2)*self.closest;
self.Pos = self.lastPos + Vector(self.SpriteOffset.X,0):RadRotate(self.RotAngle);
end
self.HFlipped = false;
end
In a nutshell, it starts out by casting 4 rays in the cardinal directions, then finding out which one is closest. Then it uses that information to set an appropriate RotAngle, so that the base of the turret faces the wall, and then pins the everloving ♥♥♥♥ out of it. I realized another oddity though; the base faces right on the sprite ( O-| ), so technically the bottom one isn't upside-down, the rightmost one is. Maybe they don't like being turned more than 180 degrees? Don't know if that's the case at all, since i'm not sure which way the CC angles go (counter-clockwise in reality), but maybe they go clockwise since the Y-axis is inverted?
Edit: This just in, CC angles go counter-clockwise. That means that it's the 90-degree turret that explodes. ¯\(°_o)/¯
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