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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / BSP Collision Commands - What Do They Return?

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MrTAToad
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Posted: 4th Sep 2002 19:02
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As the function list doesn't show return values, I have the following question :

What does the BSP collision functions return - is it a general two things have collided value, or does it return object names/ID numbers ?
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haggisman
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Posted: 4th Sep 2002 19:49
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Im guessing it just turns on sliding collision and doesn't return a value. The BSP COLLISION HIT command on the other hand would probably just return a 1 if a specific object hits the BSP. Though i dont really know as im not part of DBDN.

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MrTAToad
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Posted: 5th Sep 2002 12:35
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I presume a .X object will be able to collide with something in a BSP 'world'...

It would be a bit of a problem if you can only get information about a collision, and not what has collided.

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Jmansr
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I was told there are BSP COLLISION X/Y/X() returns. So you can find out the position of the collision.

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That would be a pain if you had to compare X/Y/Z values against objects...

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