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Hi, I have sparky's dll, but I havn't used it yet.

I have re-created the pacman maze, in 3d, but it is all one object.

I have a sphere, which moves using move object and move object left/right.

It starts in an area that solid parts of my model are NOT in, but it is still inside the bounding box.

I did a simple test using this code.

If object hit(1,2) then color object 1,rgb(0,255,0)

My sphere is instantly green.

How would I make it so it.... well..... works properly .

Oh yeah, and how do I code it so that (e.g) the object is NOT colliding with object 2, it does something.

In game maker you just put

E.D.

You can do it the same way as it is done in GM.

But if I do

it just says could not determine paremeter type of !Object hit(1,2)

And if I remove the ! then it doesn't have that error.

E.D.

Veron... no. Completely wrong.

Anyways, do a search for "Collision" on the forum eldest, you'll see a thread by me named "Massive Collision Resource". Click on it and you'll have a tonne of collision threads / code snippets.

Collision with complex .x objects requires raycasting, the most popular 3d collision technique. DBP has its own raycasting command (INTERSECT OBJECT), but downloading sparky's dll (you can find a link in that thread) gives you access to a faster raycasting command, along with a tonne of others, that make sliding or bouncing collision in a 3D world extremely easy.

From the massive collision resource, you might wana check out the sliding collision function using sparky's dll I made (I link to it from there under the "plugins code snippets" section. Its almost a plug n' play function, just put it in your program, call it with the correct parameters, and you'll have sliding collision, hopefully.

Be sure to look at all of the example programs that come with sparky's dll before trying to use it for yourself, to understand whats needed.

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Heres the link to the massive collision resource

Wow thanks so much .

E.D.