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moving an object to another object #175148 12/28/07 20:08 12/28/07 20:08
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,305 New York PrenceOfDarkness OP Serious User
PrenceOfDarkness OP Serious User Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,305 New York	How can I use C_MOVE to move an entity to another entity with out having to change their pan, meaning having to have one face the other. "There is no problem that can't be solved with time and determination." -me prenceofdarkness for instant messages on AIM. Looking for a model designer PLEASE, SEND ME A PRIVATE MESSAGE OR EMAIL IF YOU'RE INTERESTED.

Re: moving an object to another object [Re: PrenceOfDarkness] #175149 12/28/07 20:43 12/28/07 20:43
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Fenriswolf Member F Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 221	Hi, just calculate a direction vector from your moving entity to its target entity and use it as parameter for the absolute distance in c_move: VECTOR vec_to_ent; vec_diff(vec_to_ent, you.x, my.x); vec_normalize(vec_to_ent, Speed); vec_scale(vec_to_ent, time_step); c_move(my, nullvector, vec_to_ent, [...]);

Re: moving an object to another object [Re: Fenriswolf] #175150 12/29/07 09:53 12/29/07 09:53
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PrenceOfDarkness OP Serious User Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 1,305 New York	I LOVE YOU... o_O And I love it when simple code works so well! THANK YOU SO MUCH! "There is no problem that can't be solved with time and determination." -me prenceofdarkness for instant messages on AIM. Looking for a model designer PLEASE, SEND ME A PRIVATE MESSAGE OR EMAIL IF YOU'RE INTERESTED.