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Dark GDK / sparky's camera collision

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Patrick987
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i was wondering how to get a camera to collide with the objects in my game i found a thread on here that said to use SC_sphereCast ( Object, Oldx, Oldy, Oldz, X, Y, Z, Radius, Exclude_Obj ) but i dont know what i should change the oldx, oldy, and oldz values to
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puppyofkosh
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I'd imagine the player's old x, y, and z values. So you'd want to save the values every frame to oldx, oldy, and oldz and put em there.
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Patrick987
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lol im pretty new at this sorry but how exactly would i do that?
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Patrick987
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any help would be greatly appreciated
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Red Eye
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int cpx = CameraPositionX(0)
int cpy = CameraPositionY(0)
int cpz = CameraPositionZ(0)

that has integers

and then just fill that in your code like pok said.

SC_sphereCast ( Object, Oldx, Oldy, Oldz, X, Y, Z, Radius, Exclude_Obj )


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Patrick987
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ok thank you
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Mireben
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The camera position is float, not integer. Also the parameters to the SC_sphereCast function are floats, according to the header file.
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Red Eye
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Quote: "The camera position is float, not integer."


Oops. Sorry about that.

Quote: "Also the parameters to the SC_sphereCast function are floats, according to the header file."


True, but i was only talking in theory.


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