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Dark GDK / 3d Bullet Function in C++

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tag104367
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I have been working at this and i can't find any tutorials im making a simple shoot function for my game but when i run it works if you shoot extremely slow and the bullets delete and everything but if you shoot it fast then it shoots one bullet then creates the next bullet infront of the last bullet and doesn't update the bullets idk what it is i have tried to do everything heres my code for the shooting part

void Shoot(){
dbLoadImage("GunShot.png", 12);
dbMakeObjectBox (11, 7 , 7, 0);
dbPositionObject(11, dbObjectPositionX(1)-2, dbObjectPositionY(1)+8, dbObjectPositionZ(1)+24);
dbTextureObject (11 , 12);
dbSetObjectLight (11 , 0);
dbSetObjectEmissive(11 , 0x00646464);
dbSetObjectAmbience (11 , 0x00FFFFFF);
dbFadeObject(11, 8000);
dbSetObjectTransparency(11 , 1);
dbHideObject(11);
dbSetObjectCollisionOff(11);
dbLockObjectOn(11);
dbLoadSound("gun1.wav", 15);
dbPauseSound(15);
dbSetSoundSpeed(15,5000);

UpdateBullet();

if(bullets > 0){
if(dbMouseClick() == 1){
if(dbTimer() - ShootingTimer > 160){
if (BulletCount >= 30) {
BulletCount = 0;
}
bullets--;
Bullet();
dbPlaySound(15);
dbShowObject(11);
dbRollObjectLeft(11,(float)(rand() % 360));
dbShowLight(0);
dbPositionLight(0,dbObjectPositionX(11), dbObjectPositionY(11), dbObjectPositionZ(11));
}
}
}



if(bullets < 1){
dbText(200,400, "PRESS R TO RELOAD");
}
if (dbKeyState(19) == 1){
reload();
}

}


void reload(){
y = 30 - bullets;
for(int i = 0; i < y; i++){
bullets++;

}
}


void Bullet(){
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++){
BULLET[i][1] = BulletCount;
dbMakeObjectSphere(BULLET[i][1]+300,3);
}
BULLET[BulletCount][3] = dbTimer();
BULLET[BulletCount][2] = 1;
BULLET[BulletCount][4] = 1400;

dbPositionObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, dbCameraPositionX()+5, dbCameraPositionY(), dbCameraPositionZ()+10);
dbXRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, fCameraAngleX);
dbYRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, fCameraAngleY);

dbPositionObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, dbCameraPositionX() + 5, dbCameraPositionY(), dbCameraPositionZ()+10);
dbXRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, fCameraAngleX);
dbYRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, fCameraAngleY);
BulletCount++;
}

void UpdateBullet(){
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++){
if (dbObjectExist(BULLET[i][1]+300)){
dbMoveObject(BULLET[i][0]+300, BulletSpeed);
dbMoveObject(BULLET[i][1]+300, BulletSpeed);
}
}
}




i know the code is bad im just making a rough thing im going to use classes and everything when i make the real thing im just messing around and trying to get a feel for dark gdk with c++


any help would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance
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First of all I don't see a loop.....

I don't even know what you are trying to do here:

This will make 1 bullet 30 times.

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sorry when i copy paste it must have left out part it should be

for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++){
BULLET[i][1] = BulletCount;
dbMakeObjectSphere(BULLET[i][1]+300,3);
}
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ok i dont know why but the code that i copy paste left all the [i]s out so im going to re post it void Shoot(){
dbLoadImage("GunShot.png", 12);
dbMakeObjectBox (11, 7 , 7, 0);
dbPositionObject(11, dbObjectPositionX(1)-2, dbObjectPositionY(1)+8, dbObjectPositionZ(1)+24);
dbTextureObject (11 , 12);
dbSetObjectLight (11 , 0);
dbSetObjectEmissive(11 , 0x00646464);
dbSetObjectAmbience (11 , 0x00FFFFFF);
dbFadeObject(11, 8000);
dbSetObjectTransparency(11 , 1);
dbHideObject(11);
dbSetObjectCollisionOff(11);
dbLockObjectOn(11);
dbLoadSound("gun1.wav", 15);
dbPauseSound(15);
dbSetSoundSpeed(15,5000);

UpdateBullet();

if(bullets > 0){
if(dbMouseClick() == 1){
if(dbTimer() - ShootingTimer > 160){
if (BulletCount >= 30) {
BulletCount = 0;
}
bullets--;
Bullet();
dbPlaySound(15);
dbShowObject(11);
dbRollObjectLeft(11,(float)(rand() % 360));
dbShowLight(0);
dbPositionLight(0,dbObjectPositionX(11), dbObjectPositionY(11), dbObjectPositionZ(11));
}
}
}



if(bullets < 1){
dbText(200,400, "PRESS R TO RELOAD");
}
if (dbKeyState(19) == 1){
reload();
}

}


void reload(){
y = 30 - bullets;
for(int i = 0; i < y; i++){
bullets++;

}
}


void Bullet(){
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++){
BULLET[i][1] = BulletCount;
dbMakeObjectSphere(BULLET[i][1]+300,3);
}
BULLET[BulletCount][3] = dbTimer();
BULLET[BulletCount][2] = 1;
BULLET[BulletCount][4] = 1400;

dbPositionObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, dbCameraPositionX()+5, dbCameraPositionY(), dbCameraPositionZ()+10);
dbXRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, fCameraAngleX);
dbYRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][1]+300, fCameraAngleY);

dbPositionObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, dbCameraPositionX() + 5, dbCameraPositionY(), dbCameraPositionZ()+10);
dbXRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, fCameraAngleX);
dbYRotateObject(BULLET[BulletCount][0]+300, fCameraAngleY);
BulletCount++;
}

void UpdateBullet(){
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++){
if (dbObjectExist(BULLET[i][1]+300)){
dbMoveObject(BULLET[i][0]+300, BulletSpeed);
dbMoveObject(BULLET[i][1]+300, BulletSpeed);
}
}
}
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Use the "code" button at the top right of the "Post Forum Message" box you enter your post. Highlight the code once you paste it in the box and then hit the "code" button. That will put it in the format like this:



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ok so heres the code lol

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One of your problems is here:

This will create 1 bullet 30 times (which will fail after the first one), when you fire the first time. The second time you fire, it will create 1 bullet 30 times (and fail just like the first time). You need to change the code some. I don't know what your "bullet dead/not created" code is, but you should make this section something like this:


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when i run it it only looks like it is creating one bullet every click the weird thing is it runs perfectly fine when i do one click at a time but as soon as i hold it it it just creates the next bullet infront of the last i attached a print screen of whats happening i tried what u said and it didn't change anything from what i could tell

in the print screen the red circles are circling the bullets its a pic from the left after i shot and stopped shooting idk if this would be from the creation function or the update function its almost as if the update function stops updating the bullets

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OMG NEVER MIND THANK YOU LOL!!!! i fixed it i changed


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my new problem is that for some reason they dont update until i have let go of the left click if i hold it they just build up one on front of the other and then i release and they move as a big group or a small group depending on how long you hold click for do you know why this would happen?
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You need to put a timer in your code. What's happening is that you are creating a huge number of bullets (but a max of 30) and resetting their position to the start position as long as you hold down the fire key.
You have "ShootingTimer" but you are not setting it to anything. Right after this:

set "ShootingTimer=dbTimer();"

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