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Sodevrom
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Hello , I have a terrain that is not a terrain , it is a .x model with bumps , just like a heightmap . I wan to know how can I know the height of my model at a specified x and z coordinates ? I need something like GET TERRAIN HEIGHT(Terrain Number, X, Z) but for 3D models (.x) and not heightmaps .

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General Sephiro
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I believe RPGamer described how to do this... since it's an object, it should work in theory... aint tried it out though, hope this helps:

http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=59975&b=7

function findObjectTop(objectNum)
xPos = Object Position X(objectNum)
yPos = Object Position Y(objectNum)
zPos = Object Position Z(objectNum)
CenterX = xPos - Object Size X(objectNum)/2
CenterZ = zPos - Object Size Z(objectNum)/2
TopY = yPos + Object Size Y(objectNum)
endfunction TopY : `you could use an array to get the center X/Z Positions as well

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Sodevrom
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How can I do this ? nobody knows ? Ireally really need this

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SimSmall
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if object position y() won't do, then I don't know -- I've never used .x landscapes. Only matrices...

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Sodevrom
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No , position y is no good , becouse it tells me the y position of the entyre model .I only want to know the y position at a specified 2 points x,z

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Flashing Blade
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Intersect Object() is the command you want.

Also you might want to check out Nucleur Glory's collision DLL.


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