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Aptennap
Registered
23/04/2004
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916
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25th November, 2006 at 10:10:29 -
How can I make 360 degrees rapid bullets using TGF? I tryed some things myself but the things aren't working here's what I now have:
+always
-set globalvalue 2 to dir(bullet)
-set dir(bullet) to lookat mouse
+click left mouse
-create "bullet" at actionpoint(player)
-set dir(bullet) to lookat mouse
-start loop 0 for 1000
+on loop 0
-set x(bullet) to x(bullet)+Sine("Advanced Math object",globalvalue(2))
-set y(bullet) to y(bullet)+Cosine("Advanced Math object",globalvalue(2))
+on loop 0
+(bullet) is out of playarea
-destroy "bullet"
-stop loop 0
Please help.
Oh sweet mary.
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Klikmaster
Master of all things Klik
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08/07/2002
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25th November, 2006 at 10:21:27 -
You have way too many loops in your fastloop, your code is putting the bullet off the screen before it's seen.
Some other of your events don't make sense either, surely you want to set global value 2 to the direction value after you change it's direction?
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axel
Crazy?
Registered
05/02/2005
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4766
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25th November, 2006 at 10:34:16 -
And why are you using the standard 32-dir system, if you're trying to make a 360 degree shooting system (line 3)? I also think the first line should be:
+on loop 0
-set globalvalue 2 to dir(bullet)
-set dir(bullet) to lookat mouse
I'd make an example file, but I haven't got extensions to work on my TGF.
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Pixelthief
Dedicated klik scientist
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02/01/2002
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25th November, 2006 at 11:21:29 -
Yes, right now you are using direction 1-32 in a sin/cos function. Sin/cos functions on 1-360.
So you are only shooting in the first 32 degrees of a circle, is your problem. And also, your decimal offset is probably fairly high. I recommend setting it to ^3 at the start of frame events, and dividing each sin/cos function by 1000.
If you want to use 32 direction "rapid bullets", use the direction calculator instead of the advanced math object; instead of setting to sin/cos of a generic angle, have each bullet set to its directional offset from the calculator in each loop.
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Aptennap
Registered
23/04/2004
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916
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25th November, 2006 at 12:06:35 -
I'd really like to have 360 degrees, i wish someone could make an example file. I could use the MMF demo to open it perhaps?
Oh sweet mary.
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