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Newcomers DBPro Corner / conitinual rotation

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hpfan273
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Posted: 5th Feb 2007 17:46
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how do i set an object to spin... like... a loop kind of spin... lol.... hard to explain.... but like a top... how do i get it to spin like a top....

THANKS FOR STOPING AT A RED LIGHT... AND LETTING ME CRASH INTO YOU AT 80 MILES AN HOUR!!!
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Hayer
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Posted: 5th Feb 2007 17:53
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do
spin code here
sync
loop



Mess with the bests, die like the restes!
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hpfan273
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Posted: 5th Feb 2007 17:56
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yea.... i know that much.. lol.. but what IS the spining code thing...... lol... srry

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Vampiric
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Posted: 5th Feb 2007 18:05
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yrotate objectNumber,object angle y(object number)+0.1

there ya go

Computer says n00bed
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Bozzy
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Posted: 5th Feb 2007 23:24
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Do you want a wavy spin, like when a top is slowing down?
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hpfan273
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no...... i am trying to spin a ball.... lol...

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Kieran
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Posted: 6th Feb 2007 02:52 Edited at: 6th Feb 2007 02:53
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two ways



get that variable then



after here are your two choices



if not that one use this



either of these should work if not make sure you tell me

~Kieran
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citybee
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is this dbc or dbp? because my db pro isnt recognizing the
Quote: "
global s# = 2
"


is it because you are using DB classic?

thx
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TDK
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Posted: 6th Feb 2007 03:07 Edited at: 6th Feb 2007 03:11
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No, it's DBPro (Classic doesn't have the Global type).

global s# = 2

is wrong and should be:

global s# = 2.0

I do wish people wouldn't keep using float variables but only store integers in them!

TDK_Man

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Kieran
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Posted: 6th Feb 2007 08:43
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oops my bad, lol sorry again....

also i usually find i cant set a global higher than 0, i have to use this instead

global s# as float
s# = 2.0

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