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Cyberflame
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Posted: 29th May 2004 19:47 Edited at: 29th May 2004 19:49
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This is suppose to put a smoke object at the position of the bullet every .1 second (time is global). It only updates like every half a second, and it also only uses 1 object. when there are actually 10.



This Code makes the smoke objects.


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David T
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Posted: 31st May 2004 16:41
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Quote: "if timer() - time < 10"


Where is the variable time set?

Variables created outside functions can't be access from within functions and vice versa - if you need to access the variable time from both in and outside of the function, look up the global command in the help (Pro only).

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Cyberflame
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Posted: 31st May 2004 20:15
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Ive gotten it to work, and it was global i stated it up there too.
Quote: "This is suppose to put a smoke object at the position of the bullet every .1 second (time is global). It only updates like every half a second, and it also only uses 1 object. when there are actually 10.
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IF your rolling along the ocean in you jet ski and the wheels fall off. Do you still have enough pancakes to cover a doghouse?

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Posted: 31st May 2004 22:20
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I have never been able to get a .png to be transparent I always have to use .bmp. How did you do it? Or did you use alpha channels instead of using the colorkey?

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Cyberflame
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Posted: 1st Jun 2004 01:17 Edited at: 1st Jun 2004 01:17
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Yeah, I used ghost object.
It ends up thet set object trancparency did nothing.

IF your rolling along the ocean in you jet ski and the wheels fall off. Do you still have enough pancakes to cover a doghouse?

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Posted: 1st Jun 2004 02:13
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Ahh

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