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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Gun movement

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zeeenza
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Posted: 31st Aug 2007 02:41
How do you make a gun move left and right (with a little vertical movement) when you walk in an FPS? So far, it just stays in place while walking, so it doesn't look very good. Is this done with an animated 3d model or is there some sort of trigonometry code that would work? I'd also like to know how to do this for a recoil effect if possible.

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Jerok
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Posted: 31st Aug 2007 04:47
It is usually done with a animated model, but you couild do it eigther way. There is not much else to say about it. If you use animations then just play them while moving or shooting or whatever else, and if you are using code use the move object and rotate object commands to produce a look you like.
zeeenza
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Posted: 31st Aug 2007 09:58
I've tried moving the object already, and it didn't really work. And I don't have a way to animate my gun models (and even if I did, I can't model or animate to save my life). I believe I've heard of a way to do it using sin, cos, and tan functions, but I don't know how to use those in DBP. Mathematically, I understand them, but I don't get how people rotate objects with them in programming since they have to do with right triangles. Does anybody know how I could do something like this, or post an example of how to do it with Dark Basic object functions if possible?

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Posted: 8th Sep 2007 09:53
Bio Hazard
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Posted: 13th Sep 2007 01:54
yah thats what i was just about to post a topic about on.

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