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Re: Tilting Bullets with Mouse Movement
[Re: bk9iq]
#351093
12/21/10 19:47
12/21/10 19:47
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Joined: Jul 2010
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bk9iq
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Sorry I could solve the problem even though I guess It is not the best solution:: here's what I did::: var bullet_tilt;
function move_bullet()
{
VECTOR bullet_speed;
bullet_speed.x= 10*time_step;
bullet_speed.y= 0;
bullet_speed.z= 0;
my.pan=player.pan;
vec_rotate(bullet_speed.x,vector(0,bullet_tilt,0));
while(me)
{
bullet_tilt += mouse_force.y * 8 * time_step;
bullet_tilt = clamp(bullet_tilt,-15,45);
c_move(me,bullet_speed.x, nullvector,0);
wait(1);
}
} is there any better way?? Thanks
Last edited by bk9iq; 12/21/10 19:48.
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Re: Tilting Bullets with Mouse Movement
[Re: bk9iq]
#351096
12/21/10 20:14
12/21/10 20:14
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 5,377
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3run
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As you can see in your bullet script, each bullet's PAN equals to player PAN (my.pan = player.pan). But you didn't define TILT...
You can place model at the center of player, and then make a pointer (for example) bullet_pos.
Then you change bullet_pos.TILT with mouse_force.y and make it's PAN equal to player's PAN.
And after all that, in your bullet script, make bullet's PAN,TILT,ROLL equal to 'bullet_pos' PAN,TILT and ROLL (vec_set(my.pan,bullet_pos.pan);)
I hope point taken.
Edit: I've noticed that there are a lot of errors in your script, that's why it doesn't work...
Last edited by 3run; 12/21/10 20:43. Reason: *****
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