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sneaky smith12
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Posted: 25th Jan 2008 04:43
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Also, another question, however very different.

I remember seeing a method of controlling a .x object by placing a tiny sphere in the center of it, and hiding the object...

I was wondering if there was any example you guys could give me as I forgot... again

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Gil Galvanti
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Posted: 25th Jan 2008 22:02 Edited at: 25th Jan 2008 22:02
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What do you mean "controlling"?
You can just use the "move object" commands to move objects.



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sneaky smith12
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Posted: 25th Jan 2008 23:29
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I meant that there was some way to put a sphere in the center of a model, and then rotate / move the sphere, so that the model would do the same

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Jrock
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Well, you would just rotate the model based on the X,Y, or Z angle of the sphere.

For example,




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Posted: 26th Jan 2008 22:16
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That doesn't make much sense as any commands applied to the hidden sphere could be applied to the model instead - so why bother?

There must be some other reason for doing this...

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Gil Galvanti
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Posted: 27th Jan 2008 07:19
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Look into limbs.


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sneaky smith12
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Posted: 27th Jan 2008 20:01
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If I remember right it worked well for the collision of the helicopter it was in...

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Hey I was wandering how to turn an object so it dosen't just turn but so forward it relitive to which direction it is facing

sorry for the NOOB question

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