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Ah i forgot to say something thank you I'm using this method but what about a single bone or an end-hierarchy bone?

Hi. Is there any way to get a bone length in a model?

What if i want to render extra 3rd person character mesh that is casts only own shadows and it's not visible by main FPS camera? How i can make it?

I'm trying to get it line by line with stop delimeter. I don't know if it exist in Stream class but simply i'm trying this.. ifstream myfile(filename); if(myfile.is_open()) { string item; string name; string type; while(!myfile.eof()) { getline(myfile,item,'|'); getline(myfile,name,'|'); while(getline(myfile,type,'|')) { cout<<type<<endl; } getline(myfile,type,'\n'); } myfile.close(); } Maybe i can do some extraction after stream->ReadLine()

Hi. When i'm add the fstream header to my project, i'm getting this error : 'EOF': undeclared identifier. It's happens only in leadwerk project. Why is it? I'm trying to parse a custom file like this code: entityDef weapon_shotgun { "weapon_name" "weapon_shotgun" "def_projectile" "projectile_bullet_shotgun" "ammoType" "ammo_shells" "ammoRequired" "1" "clipSize" "8" "mtr_flashShader" "muzzleflash" } so i can generate my entities from it.

you really must do

So i need this : if (PickInfo.entity->GetKeyValue("GameObjectType") == "NpcBase") { //NPC_Base is my custom actor NPC_Base* tmp = dynamic_cast<NPC_Base*>(PickInfo.entity->GetActor()); tmp->DoSomething(); } and thank you so much :)

I want to call the custom function in a c++ class ... I have one more question. I don't know which is better. I've created a custom actor class. This class creates an entity within itself and attaches itself to it. Should I use this, or should I create an entity, also create a custom actor and then assign that actor to that entity? I gave an example below. //Header class EnemyBaseActor : public Actor { public: EnemyBaseActor(); }; //CPP EnemyBaseActor::EnemyBaseActor(){ this->entity = Model::Load("Models/Zombie.mdl"); this->entity->SetActor(this); } OR // In the main ex. Entity* myEntity = Model::Load("Models/Zombie.mdl"); Actor* zombieActor = new EnemyBaseActor(); //My custom actor. myEntity->SetActor(zombieActor); //zombieActor->Release(); // It's doesn't work. So i didn'n write it. it works in two ways, but which one is right?

Hi. How can i call a custom function on my hitinfo entity? if (PickResult) { if (PickInfo.entity->GetClass() == Entity::ModelClass) { if (PickInfo.entity->GetKeyValue("GameObjectType") == "NpcBase") { //PickInfo.entity-> ?? ex. GetHurt() } } }

Yes sure..thank you Smoke.zip BulletHit.cpp

When the bullet I fired hits the wall, smoke comes out. Such a change in lights occurs throughout the lifetime of the smoke. Is this a bug or am I making a mistake? Here is my code { //initial codes up here //Smoke emitter smokeMaterial = Material::Load("Materials/Effects/smoke.mat"); hitEmitter[1] = Emitter::Create(); hitEmitter[1]->SetCollisionType(0); hitEmitter[1]->SetColor(1, 1, 1, 0.25); hitEmitter[1]->SetMaterial(smokeMaterial); hitEmitter[1]->SetEmissionVolume(0.05, 0.05, 0.05); hitEmitter[1]->SetVelocity(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 1); hitEmitter[1]->SetParticleCount(18); hitEmitter[1]->SetReleaseQuantity(18); hitEmitter[1]->SetMaxScale(4); hitEmitter[1]->SetDuration(1500); hitEmitter[1]->AddScaleControlPoint(0, 0.7); hitEmitter[1]->AddScaleControlPoint(1, 1); hitEmitter[1]->SetRotationSpeed(8); hitEmitter[1]->SetAcceleration(0,-1.2,0); hitEmitter[1]->Hide(); hitEmitter[0]->SetParent(this->entity); hitEmitter[0]->SetPosition(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f, false); hitEmitter[0]->SetShadowMode(0); hitEmitter[0]->Show(); hitEmitter[0]->SetLoopMode(false, true); lifeTime = 12000; fadeTime = 4000; fadeStart = Time::GetCurrent() + lifeTime - fadeTime; } void BulletHit::UpdateWorld() { int currentTime = Time::GetCurrent(); if (currentTime > fadeStart) { float alpha = 1.0f - (currentTime - fadeStart) / fadeTime; if (alpha <= 0) { this->entity->Release(); } } }

Yes "pickInfo.GetSurface()->GetMaterial()->GetTexture(0)->GetPath()" this is worked. thank yo but its causing some problems. i'll think another way

Yes.it's returning null but how can i achive this? Can we get this information from the surface of pickinfo?

Hello there. I'm trying to get the texture path on pickinfo's surface. If I can get the path name, I'll specify the bullet impact effect from the postfix I added to the texture name (eg myTexture_wood or myTexture2_metal). But the nullptr value is returned. Here is my debug window. can anybody help?

Is it correct to add the Baked lighting map from the blender cycles as an emission and diffuse shader to the leadwerks? I tried, but there's no decal on it. How would it be? Would it give such an image? Anybody try anything like that?

This is my RTS project's mouse zoom code. I hope this c++ code can give you idea. float cameraDistance = 15.0f; float smoothness = 15.0f; float zoomRangeMin = 8.0f; float zoomRangeMax = 20.0f;; Vec3 playerCameraPos; Vec3 playerCameraNewPos; float scrollSpeedFPS; float mouseWheel; int getMouseWheelDirection() { int wheelReturn = 0; float mouseWheelPos = Window::GetCurrent()->GetMousePosition().z; if (mouseWheel != mouseWheelPos) { if (mouseWheelPos < mouseWheel) { wheelReturn = 2; //Wheel Down } else if (mouseWheelPos > mouseWheel) { wheelReturn = 1; //Wheel Up } mouseWheel = mouseWheelPos; } return wheelReturn; } void mouseMovement() { playerCameraPos = playerCamera->GetPosition(); playerCameraNewPos = playerCameraPos; scrollSpeedFPS = scrollSpeed * Time::GetSpeed(); if (playerCameraNewPos.y != cameraDistance) { playerCameraNewPos.y = Math::Curve(cameraDistance, playerCameraNewPos.y, smoothness / Time::GetSpeed()); } int mouseWheelDirection = getMouseWheelDirection(); if (mouseWheelDirection) { if (mouseWheelDirection == 1) { if (cameraDistance < zoomRangeMax) { cameraDistance = cameraDistance + 2; } } else if(mouseWheelDirection == 2){ if (cameraDistance > zoomRangeMin) { cameraDistance = cameraDistance - 2; } } } playerCamera->SetPosition(playerCameraNewPos); }

The fbx version of your file is 6.0. It's failing. Can you try to export as version 7.4binary?

Thanks. I love this feature too. I had to do it.?

Of course. In the upper left corner there are rotation values related to the weapon.

Thank you?! useful information for me. it's working

the actual problem is here. i cant call this function.. both of them in the same class. Thanks for other reply.

Hi, I have a few questions. I am using C ++. 1) For example, I have a derived entity class, and I have a derived actor class attached to this class. Pickinfo gives me an entity when the bullet hits this class. I can also access the atached actor with pickinfo.entity.GetActor (). But since it doesn't give me the class and actor I've derived, I can't call the giveHurt () function in them. 2) In the documentation, the ForEachEntityInAABBDo function can be called in main (). There is no problem. But I can't call the callback function of a class. Should I use a function pointer? world-> ForEachEntityInAABBDo(aabb, &MyClass::Callback, v); it does not work. Also I cannot call the callback function with a string. I need to solve these problems so that I can continue to improve my game. I can't get enough help from the forum. I will be glad if you help me.

Anyway, this doesn't look odd because of the concept of my game. People can think of it as a ghost.

this code solved the problem // tmpX and tmpY are global float x = 0; x = mouseDifference.y / mouseSensitivity; tmpX += x; if (tmpX > 20) { tmpX = 20; } else if (tmpX < -20) { tmpX = -20; } float y = 0; y = mouseDifference.x / mouseSensitivity; tmpY += y; if (tmpY > 60) { tmpY = 60; } else if (tmpY < -60) { tmpY = -60; } //CONVERT TO VECTOR Vec2 wpnRot; wpnRot.x = tmpX; wpnRot.y = tmpY; // SMOOTING smoothWeaponViewRot.x = Math::Curve(wpnRot.x, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5); smoothWeaponViewRot.y = Math::Curve(wpnRot.y, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5); //THEN testWeapon->entity->SetRotation(camRotation); //PLAYER ROTATION testWeapon->entity->Turn(smoothWeaponViewRot); //WEAPON VIEW ROTATION //now the weapon can navigate within the boundaries of the player's angle of view, according to the movement of the mouse.

This bug occurred after upgrading to version 4.6. When I apply force to it, it seems to apply it to the object in a fixed and inverse direction.