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Newcomers DBPro Corner / How can I delete static collision boxes?

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Elthan
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Posted: 26th Mar 2004 10:04
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Greetings,

I´m making a game and I´d like to know how I can delete the static collision boxes. In my project, I´ve used many areas defined as statics, so I can´t re-use those areas again in another level.
Thanks.

P.D.: please, my english is very limited; try to explain me it as simple as possible
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diablo fan
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Posted: 26th Mar 2004 16:29
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post a code snippet please

please dont make fun of my spelling,or sentence structure.Id rather study math or programming
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Elthan
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Posted: 29th Mar 2004 10:54
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I can´t post a code because this PC isnt mine. I´m on my job. My code works fine, 7 cubes (+1 - player) drives on a matrix avoiding columns.

Anyway, I just want know how to remove static collision boxes. I´m making a game with AI to avoid obstacles using the commands:

- MAKE STATIC COLLISION BOX
- STATIC LINE OF SIGHT

I want delete boxes defined with the first command.

Thank u for your time.
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Elthan
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Posted: 31st Mar 2004 19:20
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Perhaps this isnt the right place to post this topic. One reply and any answer. It could be that there´s no way to do it...

At least, I´d like know if si possible or not. Can nobody help me please?
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