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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
[Re: HeelX]
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Pixel instructions on bitmap tiles.
That would work well, although, I'm not sure how I would handle collision between that and 3d or even 2d objects.
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I just had a similar (or the same?) idea as ready's friend had:
you have one huge block. floating above it, there's a terrain, that is straight. when moving forward or shooting, you move the affected vertecies back behind the block, so that the block's visible at these places...
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Micha
I think you and ready's friend have very good ideas. I like this one alot. Except for one problem being that you can't, at least the last time I checked, tilt a terrian so that it's on it's side. but, on the other hand I could probably creat a terrain that is very verticle, like 89ish degrees upward. Hmm, what do you guys think? In the mean time I'll try this.
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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
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I had the idea that I could, just use the terrain and still have it laying across "the ground". but give the illusion that it's straight up and down. But that might get tricky with the physics engine. And more ideas out there?
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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
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01/26/08 20:05
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...well you can always change the direction of gravity for physics, so that won't be a problem. However, I don't think physics will react to the new deformations.
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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
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01/27/08 00:16
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Well what if I made the terrain a physics object it self. PH_POLY. would it work then?
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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
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01/27/08 02:46
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Even using this?: Code:
ent_fixnormals (my, my.frame); // recalculate the normal vectors, not really needed
I dont understand why it wont work like that?
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Re: "Destructable Dirt" As in Liero
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thats just the normals, you'd need:
c_updatehull(ENTITY* ent, var frame)
"Recalculates collision hulls for the given entity to match the vertex positions of a certain frame (starting at 1 for the first frame). Call this function when you need the collision hull of a certain frame, or when you have applyied mesh manipulation functions to a frame. "
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