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LowestFormOfWit
Joined: Mon Oct 06, 2008 2:04 am
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 Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept 411570N3 wrote: Use child objects. You can't actually animate the bunker module itself. Well I just want a part of the foreground to animate. It's a part of the guts. What child object could I add? I've never toyed with the idea before. Would the part get destroyed like the module would?
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411570N3
Joined: Wed Jan 07, 2009 10:26 am
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Location: That quaint little British colony down south
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept You could probably go with an animated MOSRotating, but you'd need something to make sure it interacts the way you want it to. Either Lua or certain .ini solutions, depending on what it is you want it to do.
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LowestFormOfWit
Joined: Mon Oct 06, 2008 2:04 am
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept Completely unrelated request. I need the old crab gun. Or some code that properly shoots an ACrab. Mine isn't working. 
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carriontrooper
Joined: Mon Apr 13, 2009 12:27 pm
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Location: Yogyakarta, Indonesia. A slice o' paradise.
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept LowestFormOfWit wrote: 411570N3 wrote: Use child objects. You can't actually animate the bunker module itself. Well I just want a part of the foreground to animate. It's a part of the guts. What child object could I add? I've never toyed with the idea before. Would the part get destroyed like the module would? Embed the MOSRot child object in question in the bunker module. Make it animated. Look at the guts of my Organic Bunker mod for more details.
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Roon3
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept LowestFormOfWit wrote: Or some code that properly shoots an ACrab. Mine isn't working. Try this: Attachment:
File comment: Its old, very old.
Cannon.rte.zip [53.66 KiB]
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It shoots out an AHuman.
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LowestFormOfWit
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept Roon3 wrote: LowestFormOfWit wrote: Or some code that properly shoots an ACrab. Mine isn't working. Try this: Attachment: Cannon.rte.zip It shoots out an AHuman. That's perfect! Just what I needed to know. Now, what variable determines the rotation of a shot when it comes out? I want this thing to orient the dreadnoughts sideways as it's shot out, not facing upright.
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Roon3
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept Man.RotAngle = self.AimAngle?
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piipu
Joined: Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:13 pm
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept But you'd need to use Sparkle Magic on the gun to do that. Just use a copyof of the dready with an OrientToVel of 1.
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| Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:14 am |
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Roon3
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept That won't work, a regular object with OrientToVel = 1 is rotated sideways 90 degrees. The dreadnought on the other hand is up right, so angle would be wrong.
The way to do it is:
Man.RotAngle = self.AimAngle +90 (if its calculated in degrees that is)
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piipu
Joined: Mon Jun 30, 2008 9:13 pm
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Re: LFoW's Prove That Concept True that. But it would be dready.RotAngle = self.Vel.AbsRadAngle - math.pi / 2 since it's radians.
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