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how to substract one object from another? #303938
01/03/10 22:23
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I am newbie. Please excuse my possible stupid questions. I want to subtract a cone from a cylinder. I was not able to find a suitable function. Please help.

Regards.

Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: CItrok] #303939
01/03/10 22:28
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sorry but what do you mean by "substract"?


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Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: MPQ] #303942
01/03/10 22:42
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Thank you for the fast reply. I mean something similar to autocad command, see the link bellow at "subtract" image example.
I think is faster to show an image than explain in words. laugh

http://www.we-r-here.com/cad/tutorials/level_3/3-11.htm#sub


Thanks

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Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: CItrok] #303944
01/03/10 22:56
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you are looking for csg subtract. you can find it under the edit tab.


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Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: msmith2468] #303949
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Thanks a lot. It seems in the end the question was stupid.

See ya.

Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: CItrok] #304471
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I am back with the question. I want to subtract in the game, not while developing the terrain. So... I move one entity to another and the entity that I am handling is subtracting from the other one which I am intersecting with. Please help. Thank you!

Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: CItrok] #304516
01/08/10 15:32
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you can move the vertices - there was an aum example - look there wink

Re: how to substract one object from another? [Re: Rei_Ayanami] #304521
01/08/10 15:46
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You can't subtract within the game engine with any of the given functions, you can only move vertices. Search for vertex, vec_for vertex, vec_to_vertex in the manual.
In an early AUM, there was an example where a rocket hits a terrain, and the vertices of the terrain are moved downward, as if the rocket bombed a hole.


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