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if(IN_44<=0){
limbo++;
OUT_22 = 0;
if(limbo==8){
// hide the zombie
iObjectHide(zombiemesh);
}
So like that.
« Reply #15 on: July 03, 2011, 10:22:03 AM »
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« Reply #17 on: July 03, 2011, 10:55:46 AM »
Well this is extremely weird
I have
I have
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//int health=100;
int limbo=0;
Vector3 spawnpoint;
int zombiemesh = OBJ_22;
int zombiechar = OBJ_88;
int zombierigid = OBJ_110;
int zombiepath = OBJ_132;
int zombie_Body = OBJ_22;
//int health = IN_44;
void Main(){
if(iInitializing()){
// spawnpoint=Vector3(x,y,z,"xyz");
//spawnPoint[1]=Vector3(x,y,z,"xyz");
//spawnPoint[2]=Vector3(x,y,z);
iObjectLocationSet(zombiemesh,Vector3(-35,3,-10));
}
//get health
if(IN_45<=0){
limbo++;
OUT_22=0;
if(limbo==8){
iObjectHide(zombiemesh);
iObjectHide(zombiechar);
iObjectHide(zombierigid);
iObjectHide(zombiepath);
}
if(limbo>=8){
limbo=0;
OBJ_45=100;
iObjectLocationSet(zombiemesh,Vector3(-35,3,-10));
iObjectReset(zombiemesh);
}
}
}
And it seems to be working so far. But everytime I run it and go back to editing the ValuePrint is missing from the Object Handles list and I have to make a new valuePrint everytime. I tried un-attaching and re-attaching the ValuePrint but it doesn't show up???« Reply #18 on: July 03, 2011, 12:05:16 PM »
that value print thing is weird... it shouldn't be happening...
but yeah... you seem to have gotten the hang of it...
just set up some spawn points (Vector3(0,0,0) for example, but make sure they're points on the terrain)... and you're set...
good luck...
--Mike
but yeah... you seem to have gotten the hang of it...
just set up some spawn points (Vector3(0,0,0) for example, but make sure they're points on the terrain)... and you're set...
good luck...
--Mike
« Reply #19 on: July 04, 2011, 09:24:39 PM »
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int health=100;
int respawn_delay=0;
bool respawn = false;
Vector3 location;
int zombiemesh = OBJ_22;
int zombiechar = OBJ_88;
int zombierigid = OBJ_110;
int zombiepath = OBJ_132;
int zombie_Body = OBJ_22;
int zombiedeath = OBJ_286;
int zombiesound = OBJ_154;
int zombiecounter = OBJ_264;
void Main(){
if(IN_487 > 0 ){
health -= 50;
}
if(health<=0){
respawn_delay++;
if(respawn_delay==8){
iObjectHide(zombiemesh);
iObjectStop(zombiemesh);
iObjectStop(zombiechar);
iObjectHide(zombierigid);
iObjectStop(zombiepath);
iObjectStop(zombiesound);
OUT_24 = 3;
respawn = true;
}
}
if(respawn == true){
if(respawn_delay>=200){
respawn_delay=0;
health=100;
iObjectShow(zombiemesh);
iObjectStart(zombiepath);
iObjectStart(zombiesound);
iObjectStart(zombiechar);
iObjectShow(zombierigid);
iObjectReset(zombiecounter);
iObjectLocationSet(zombiemesh,Vector3(-20,3,-10));
OUT_22 = 1;
}
}
}
So far thats working when he dies it waits 200ms. Then it starts every part up again..but it doesn't reset the location..it continues from were it died at.« Reply #20 on: July 05, 2011, 02:41:34 PM »
the mesh is linked to a character rigidbody...
it'll always stay with the rb...
you've gotta reposition the rb, not the mesh... in this line of code below...
--Mike
it'll always stay with the rb...
you've gotta reposition the rb, not the mesh... in this line of code below...
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iObjectLocationSet(zombiemesh,Vector3(-20,3,-10));--Mike
« Reply #21 on: July 05, 2011, 02:44:42 PM »
the mesh is linked to a character rigidbody...Yea, Robertoo informed me of this
it'll always stay with the rb...
you've gotta reposition the rb, not the mesh... in this line of code below...Code: [Select]iObjectLocationSet(zombiemesh,Vector3(-20,3,-10));
--Mike
Thanks a lot. I got him to spawn in random locations. Much obliged.Pages: 1 [2]