@Zerk
Well I don't really have any special camera code it is pretty simple.
`position the camera
position camera object position x(1),object position y(1),object position z(1)
rotate camera object angle x(1),object angle y(1),object angle z(1)
pitch camera down 10
move camera -30
I put this right after the sparky's collision code which is very similar to the collision code from the example "Sliding Demo" which comes with the Dll. I'll post my entire sparky's/camera code.
move_player:
rem rotate player with mouse
yrotate object 1,object angle y(1)+mousemovex()/3.0
xrotate object 1,object angle x(1)+mousemovey()/3.0
oldx# = object position x(1)
oldy# = object position y(1)
oldz# = object position z(1)
rem apply gravity, and user changes to movement
angy# = object angle y(1)
vx# = 0
vz# = 0
rem if player is jumping or falling then apply 'normal' gravity
rem if not attempt to keep the player stuck to the floor
if vy#=0 and jumptimer=0 then vy# = vy# + 10*gravity# else vy# = vy# + gravity#
if keystate(32)=1 then vx# = vx# + cos(angy#) : vz# = vz# - sin(angy#)
if keystate(30)=1 then vx# = vx# - cos(angy#) : vz# = vz# + sin(angy#)
if keystate(31)=1 then vx# = vx# - sin(angy#) : vz# = vz# - cos(angy#)
if keystate(17)=1 then vx# = vx# + sin(angy#) : vz# = vz# + cos(angy#)
rem this would be the player's final position without collision
x# = oldx#+vx#
y# = oldy#+vy#
z# = oldz#+vz#
rem first handle gravity - seperated from horizontal movement
rem to achieve a more realistic effect
rem Method: simple - cast a sphere vertically down, if it hits the level then
rem position the object there (sticky collision) then move
rem on to horizontal movement
rem more complex - if we were to only use the simple method the player would be
rem allowed to climb almost vertical slopes. Alternative is to
rem get the normalY direction to work out how flat the gorund
rem below the player is, 0-slope# is flatter, slope#-1 is steeper.
rem if it's flat, use sticky collision, if it's steep slide the
rem player down the slope. Changing slope# determines how steep the
rem player can climb. NOTE: this also effects stairs.
collide = sc_SphereCastGroup(1,oldx#,oldy#,oldz#,oldx#,oldy#+vy#,oldz#,radius#,0)
if collide>0
rem how flat is this ground
ny# = sc_getCollisionNormalY()
if abs(ny#)>slope#
rem FLAT, stick
oldy# = sc_getStaticCollisionY()
else
rem STEEP, slide
x# = x# - oldx# : z# = z# - oldz#
oldx# = sc_getCollisionSlideX()
oldy# = sc_getCollisionSlideY()
oldz# = sc_getCollisionSlideZ()
x# = x# + oldx# : z# = z# + oldz#
endif
rem ny#<0 means the player has hit a ceiling rather than a floor
if ny#>slope#
rem only on ground if standing on flat ground
ground = 1
vy# = 0
else
ground = 0
rem if player has hit a flat ceiling then stop vy# movement
if ny#<-slope# then vy# = gravity#
endif
else
rem nothing below player, not on ground, add vertical speed to player
oldy# = oldy# + vy#
ground = 0
endif
rem handle horizontal movement as sliding
rem player only collides with group 1 (level) objs and moves freely through others
collide = sc_SphereSlideGroup(1,oldx#,oldy#,oldz#,x#,oldy#,z#,radius#,0)
if collide>0
rem if hit, reposition player, halt movement vector
x# = sc_getCollisionSlideX()
oldy# = sc_getCollisionSlideY()
z# = sc_getCollisionSlideZ()
vx# = 0
vz# = 0
rem possible code for giving the player a jumping help up stairs...
rem might be useful if slope# is set very high but stairs are still required
`dy# = oldy#-sc_getStaticCollisionY()
`if dy#<slope# and dy#>0 and ground=1 then vy# = 0.5
endif
rem position the player
position object 1,x#,oldy#,z#
sc_updateObject 1
`position the camera
position camera object position x(1),object position y(1),object position z(1)
rotate camera object angle x(1),object angle y(1),object angle z(1)
pitch camera down 10
move camera -30
return
Thats my collision code and everything else in my project is loading objects and printing variables to the screen. Well I hope this helps. I saw on your website that you were trying to fix this problem and I am eager to help out.
Thanks
