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Dark Physics & Dark A.I. & Dark Dynamix / My player is freaking out (Jumping around)

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CocaCola
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Posted: 3rd Sep 2010 01:57 Edited at: 3rd Sep 2010 01:58
No media required for testing as long as you have physics.
Test this out and you will see that the sphere is very very shaky and I can't figure out why.
I have it pretty well labeled and stuff you could probably help without testing.



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EDIT: I just tried removing phy set gravity and it didn't really help.

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LBFN
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Posted: 3rd Sep 2010 18:01
There are two ways you could do this. One is to add



near the start of your code or you could place the # sign after the x, y and z variables. DBP is interpreting x, y and z as integers because you have not told it otherwise. Since object positions are floats, you get the jagged movement.

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HowDo
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Posted: 3rd Sep 2010 19:32
CocaCola is there a reason why you add another camera when you right your code?

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CocaCola
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Posted: 4th Sep 2010 02:26 Edited at: 4th Sep 2010 02:29
Thanks this works


And HowDo I prefer making a camera 1 instead of using camera 0, and besides I have dark lights (or something like that in the DGS bonanza) so can't I make as many cameras as I want?

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LBFN
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Posted: 4th Sep 2010 02:59
I gave you two ways to fix the problem, and you have tried to impliment both in the same code. The reason it works is because you used the # sign after your x, y and z variables, in effect telling DBP they are floats. Since you did that, you do not need to declare x,y and z as floats.

If you decide to declare them as floats, then you would not need the # sign after the x, y and z variables.

So, do it either way, but you don't need them both. Are you with me?

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CocaCola
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Posted: 4th Sep 2010 07:54
Quote: "Are you with me?"

yeah, thanks, so if I declare something as a float I don't need "#"?

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LBFN
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Posted: 4th Sep 2010 16:59
Yes.

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