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en kerro
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30th November, 2005 at 13:31:05 -
Does anyone know how to make a worms-type bazooka? I have tried to make the gravity, but it's veery diffycult for me, I'm not good with these x & y things! Help me, someone there.
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en kerro
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30th November, 2005 at 13:37:43 -
And also: How to make worms ninja rope engine?
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en kerro
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1st December, 2005 at 07:45:26 -
38 views and no one knows?
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Radix
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1st December, 2005 at 08:15:23 -
Well, the ninja rope in worms wasn't too complex. It could probably be done with some trig and a fairly basic physics engine. I'm sleepy so that's all you'll get from me now.
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en kerro
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1st December, 2005 at 12:53:05 -
Now it's 63 views... and NO ONE KNOWS (or doesn't want to tell... grr!)
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Hernan
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1st December, 2005 at 13:06:06 -
The bazooka thing doesn't seem to hard. I'm working on a ninjarope thingie myself right now. I used trig for my last attempt, and it kind of failed. It's a lot harder than it seems (the movement of the rope worked well, but it's a bitch with collisions and stuff). I'm trying to use vectors right now, see how that turns out.
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en kerro
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1st December, 2005 at 14:40:49 -
I mean that i don't know how to make the bazooka's bullet object fall down, like in worms.I have tried, but I have failed many times. Hernan, could you mail me how you made that bazooka thing possible? I have no idea, and whan I tried that ninja rope with drawline object, I failed too...
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Hernan
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1st December, 2005 at 15:19:14 -
I think you misunderstood me. I meant it doesn't seem very hard to make one, but I never made one. I don't really have the time to make one right now, but I'm sure there are enough people that know how to make it.
If I somehow make time, i could do it for you. So only if you really can't find anyone to do it, dc mail me or something and i'll try.
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Noyb
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1st December, 2005 at 15:28:16 -
Using a custom movement engine based on vertical and horizontal velocities would be easiest for the bazooka. The bazooka should have two alterable values Xspeed and Yspeed for the horizontal and vertical speed.
Always: set bazooka's x to x + Xspeed
set bazooka's y to y + Yspeed
To simulate gravity, always subtract a certain amount from Yspeed. To simulate wind, always add or subtract a certain amount from Xspeed. If you want to not lose precise collisions, use the move safely object or a fastloop to move the bazooka one pixel at a time, checking collisions each loop.
For the actual firing, you would need to use trig.
While space is held and isFiring = 0 and power < 100: add to power, set isFiring to 1;
While space is not held and isFiring = 1: create bazooka, set Xspeed to cos(angle) * power * (maxpower/100), set Yspeed to sin(angle) * power * (maxpower / 100), set isFiring to 0;
ile space is not held and power >= 100: set power = 100, create bazooka, set Xspeed to cos(angle) * power * (maxpower/100), set Yspeed to sin(angle) * power * (maxpower / 100), set isFiring to 0;
For ninja rope, you can use trig to position an object at a certain angle and distance from a point also using trig.
Set worm's x to anchor's x + cos(angle) * ropeLength;
Set worm's y to anchor's y + sin(angle) * ropeLength;
I can't really think of angular momentum right now though for swinging, and it might be difficult to create temporary anchor points for when the rope wraps around the landscape, but this should be a good start for the bazooka physics at least.
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en kerro
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2nd December, 2005 at 13:40:06 -
Thanks noyb. I'll try...
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en kerro
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3rd December, 2005 at 07:59:40 -
how i can make that cos thing? the Games Factory doesn't accept it.
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en kerro
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3rd December, 2005 at 13:15:51 -
I now got it, but it still doesn't work: Bazooka always shoots to same direction...
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Noyb
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3rd December, 2005 at 15:47:27 -
Do you have events which change the angle?
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en kerro
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4th December, 2005 at 08:52:06 -
I have tried to make it but I have failed... when I at last made it, the bazooka power didn't work... It always shot the bullet at same speed!
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Wicked Studios
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7th December, 2005 at 19:26:11 -
I may figure out how to make a bazooka, but It'll have to be when I've got some time, busy with other projects right now. Hope I will be able to help, and btw i think my friend may have mentioned figuring this out, I'll see what he has to say.
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