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DarkBASIC Discussion / doors in a wall

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sjonny
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Posted: 28th Nov 2006 08:05
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how can you make doors in a wall, i have the collision now but at a certain point you need to go through a door. how can you make it like that?
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indi
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Posted: 28th Nov 2006 08:23
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if your using the inbuilt collision you could deploy a command to turn off the collision.
usually however a door swings open or slides open etc.. moving it will open the space and allow you to enter.

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sjonny
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Posted: 28th Nov 2006 08:47
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how can you open it? by pressing a button when it is close to the door?
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Van B
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Posted: 28th Nov 2006 10:07
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You will need to know the 3D location of the door, if the door is a limb, then using the limbs returned 3D location would be an idea, or if it's an object then using the object position.

If you use limbs, then it's easy to get them in place, then orientate each pivot at the hinge, and you'd have perfect doors that can be opened with simple Y angle adjustments, and checked with exact 3D positions.

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indi
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Posted: 28th Nov 2006 10:29
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a distance function is great for doors, it can be used to close it automatically behind you.

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