Posted By: Ireng
Quick question - 05/02/07 23:16
"One object at a time" applied to physics in Commercial Edition, means that if I want to move, say, two grenades at the same time, it is not possible? Must I wait for one of them to move, then move the other?
Thanks in advance. I already read the FAQ.
Posted By: Dutchie666
Re: Quick question - 05/03/07 05:32
jup, thats right... you can only have 1 physics entity at a time, so like you say: you must wait for one of the grenades to go away(or disable the physics on that grenade) before you can use the other one.
Posted By: Anonymous
Re: Quick question - 05/03/07 15:15
@Ireng you can use Newton!
Posted By: Shoebox
Re: Quick question - 05/04/07 05:59
You clould try to greate 2 grenades. One of them has the physics and the other one hasn't. Then you switch the physics per frame. so that every grenade has the physics every second frame.
Posted By: bstudio
Re: Quick question - 05/04/07 07:06
yes, but this would result in lower framerate's i guess
Posted By: Ireng
Re: Quick question - 05/04/07 18:09
I don't know how to operate Newton. It seems so complicated...