Marleys Ghost
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Nope I have flown all round it .. up down left right back forward ... can't get that to happen. I am using your code as is except for a RegisterAbstractPath to my SDK directory, and the model and sbx you supplied.
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When you have the script for the object set, double clicking the object in the scene will bring up its propeties box.
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Make sure you have a lua scriptfor the model to set its collisions, right click the models icon in the right hand window of the editor, select view script. if its blank add: require("scripts/class") local class=CreateClass(...) and save, then double click the model and set the collision under the Physics tab.
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Thats the point, if your .gmf is not at the controllers position, (or of course the controller is not at the "models" postion) and large enough for the controller to "land" on and set to "scene" in its properties then you will have problems.
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have you tried a .zip ?
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Problem with model quality using FOV and ZOOM
Marleys Ghost replied to Chiblue's topic in Programming
Makes sense, and would be handy. Would vegetation layers using the billboarding be covered to unde a global LOD distance multiplier? -
what type of file are you trying to upload?
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Well that would help as there is not enough information to speculate on what your problem maybe.
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DL'd your files and used your above code, cant seem to see what it is you refer to can you post a screenshot, all I get is a white sphere ...
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Well ok, but thats not enough information to work with. whats in the scene? by falling do you mean through the scene ?
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What do you mean by you have changed your map? do you mean you have loaded the .gmf as part of a scene (.sbx) ?
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I'd have thought game.scene.Update() was Gamelibs call to FramewerkUpdate() ? best person to say would be Lumooja.
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ok .. see if it helps ...
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I never meant to imply you were lol .. but I thought you don't have to call UpdateAppTime() as it was called from UpdateFramewerk() which I think is called behind the "scenes" in GameLib maybe calling it too often might be the cause of the hangs
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Isnt UpdateAppTime() called in UpdateFramework()?
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no !! ... I was curious thats all as to what benefits it might offer. ?
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Yeah but Chris, dont forget Lumoojas been driving Smart cars from a very early age http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMlXKjLBMZ4
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Is it selected in that pic?
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well it was a good sample .. when I have more time I will take a better look at Cloudwright I think.
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all seems a lot of work ... split the sbx .. then write a ProcessScene for the models .. then load the terrain and only the models will be individually incremented on the laoding bar .. terrain will take probably longer , not to mention the time for any textures or extras (sounds fonts ect.) all to have an indication somethings loading
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Hey ZB I did like that ... very good.
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Can I ask why?
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Thats so unlike you to
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Well if its just to let those who worry after 10 seconds then a simple function to increment the distance a bar graphic is drawn across the screen could be used liberally during the loading section with a simple integer .. like Loading(10) .. then Loading(20) yada yada .. I did simple test like that a while back in Bmax .. it worked .. a little jerky but you get the picture lol
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Well your impatience is not the issue lol ... but just have a screen that says loading ? or update the screen for different sections of loading .. fonts .. scene .. sounds .. textures . whatever .. all takes times and all done seperate ? even add the odd delay in just to move the loading bar lol ..
