great job!
St Petersburg
Hehe thanks. This was a quick model for testing. If I can get textures to import into blender or assimp correctly I could have a better looking town (I think the issue is with sketchup) we will see.
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(Soldier In St Petersburg)
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St Petersburg
Hehe thanks. This was a quick model for testing. If I can get textures to import into blender or assimp correctly I could have a better looking town (I think the issue is with sketchup) we will see.
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]]>I just tried your car level, pretty good idea to have a free camera inside
the car, that gives a nice layer of immersion
That would be interesting to see your level with a more detailed buildings such as thisGood work!
Thank You Vegas. A city like that should be simple to create in Sketchup. I might just use one from the 3d warehouse to start.
I do want to work on this level more, just trying to win this fight with Blender. Hehe.
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Good work!
]]>I also figured out how to toggle. I just use booleans with a table.
]]>Tutorial Doctor wrote:I have been trying to create a script that lets me toggle through characters.
I did it for you! ;-)
Press TAB to switch between characters.
2_Jules.7zip
I checked it out for a little, but I still have to look at it (the code). I am going to apply this to my Character Select Level. Thanks!
]]>I have been trying to create a script that lets me toggle through characters.
I did it for you! ;-)
Press TAB to switch between characters.
2_Jules.7zip
I have been trying to create a script that lets me toggle through characters. I know I have to use a table, but I want to be able to just add any new character object to the table and be able to toggle it. I haven't been able to find out how to use for and while loops in maratis without it crashing (guess I don't understand how the onSceneUpdate function works as it relates to loops.
I haven't tried it yet but chances are you need to use Lua Coroutine's(Multithreading) OpenGL is single-threaded it can only run one process at a time, same with most things in regards to computers. One of two things is going to happen when dealing with pointers(objects) in this case eather A. The program freezes until the process is complete or B. The program crashes.
But then again when Mixing C++ and a Scripting Language(Lua) a program operates completely different than when using one or the other. Anyways Coroutine's ...
http://lua-users.org/wiki/CoroutinesTutorial
http://www.lua.org/pil/9.1.html
]]>alex = getObject("Alex")
model = getObject("Model")
click = getObject("Click")
text = getObject("Text")
deactivate(model)
Unprojected = getObject("Unprojected")
Camera0 = getObject("Camera0")
function Spin(x)
if isKeyPressed("D") then
rotate(x,{0,0,1},3)
end
if isKeyPressed("A") then
rotate(x,{0,0,1},-3)
end
end
function Switch(x,y)
if isKeyPressed("RIGHT") then
playSound(click)
deactivate(x)
activate(y)
end
if isKeyPressed("LEFT") then
playSound(click)
deactivate(y)
activate(x)
end
end
function onSceneUpdate()
Spin(model)
Spin(alex)
Switch(model,alex)
--[[----------------------------------------------------------------------UNPROJECTED POINT]]
mx = getAxis("MOUSE_X")
my = getAxis("MOUSE_Y")
V1 = getUnProjectedPoint(Camera0, vec3(mx, my, 0))
V2 = getUnProjectedPoint(Camera0, vec3(mx, my, 1))
point, Unprojected = rayHit(V1, V2) -- note that rayHit only detects objects with physics enabled
if point then
Xname = getName(Unprojected)
Xobj = getObject(Xname)
setText(text,Xname)
print(Xname)
if Xname == "BoxR" and onKeyDown("MOUSE_BUTTON1") then deactivate(Xobj) end
if Xname == "BoxL" and onKeyDown("MOUSE_BUTTON1") then deactivate(Xobj) end
if Xname == "BoxT" and onKeyDown("MOUSE_BUTTON1") then deactivate(Xobj) end
end
end