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Dom
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 16:55
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i dont fully understand how the wrapvalue command can be used to rotate an object. here is my code


now when i press the right or left key it moves a little bit but then stops. can someone tell me wot im doing wrong!
thanks

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Dom
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 16:58
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oh theres a spelling mistake at the rightkey() command so thats not the problem

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tom p
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 18:45 Edited at: 4th Jun 2004 19:12
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Your y# doesn't change, try this:




Or this, which is tidier but harder to read:



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Emperor Baal
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 19:06
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You need to get the yangle and store it in yr# in the do loop



Otherwise yr# will always be 0 and the reason it rotates a bit is because he reads this:



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David T
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Posted: 4th Jun 2004 19:58
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Wrapvalue simplay takes a number and converts it to an angle within 0-360 degrees.

Example:

wrapvalue(50) will return 50
wrapvalue(-10) will return 350 (360-10)
wrapvalue(400) will return 40 (400 is 40 degrees too high, round it off)

Two strings walk into a bar. I'll have a pint says the first$%ASLDJ09920D"$"$D. Excuse my friend says the second, he isn't null terminated.
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Phaelax
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Here's how the wrapvalue command works.


Where "%" represents the modulus symbol. (i dont think DB has that)

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Emperor Baal
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ye can make a mod function easily:

function mod(nr#,nrr#)
endfunction nr#-(int(nr#/nrr#)*nrr#)

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Phaelax
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My code is messed up. i can't even remember if modulus returns the remaind of a division, or the number of times number2 goes into number1. But the following code works as a wrapvalue command.




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