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BigAdd
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Posted: 31st Jul 2004 06:43
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i understand to fir a bullet you have to do this:

Do
If mouseclick()=1
Make object sphere 1,10
Position object 1,Camera position X(),camra positionY(),Camera positionY()
Yrotate object 1,camera angle Y()
Xrotate object 1,camera Angle X()
Endif

Move object 1,10
Loop

When i use this code in my game, when i press the mousekey, the camera positions itself at 0,0,0 and with an Y angle of 0 and an X angle of 0......... can anybody help??
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IanM
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Posted: 31st Jul 2004 07:45
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Post each question in one forum at a time please.

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bibz1st
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Is autocam turned off ?
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DLS
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@BigAdd

i had a similar problem.

u must have autocam turned on. just turn it off with the code "AUTOCAM off"

the reason being is that if u don't have it off then the camera will centre on the newest object created. in this case its the bullet.

hope thats helped ya

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BigAdd
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!!!!!!!!!!!! BRILLIANT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
THATS A REALY GOOD IDEA!!!
how thick am !??
i more of the graphics type of person....... when it comes to programing a program, i'm hopeless. Thank u so much!!
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demons breath
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cool - I didnt know what autocam did - so if I turn off autocam, will I be able to get rid of all the stuff in my program that repositions the camera when a new object is made in the main loop?

Am I the only one here who's really confused?
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DLS
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@ demonsbreath

yes u can. cuts out a lot of coding. makes u feel like a drip when something like that comes along

been there myself many a time

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