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ClearCoder
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2003 15:02
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can any one give me an example of an effective pricisce collision i can use in fighting, plz try not to use db collision coz i always find it not very accurate. i tryed this



i did because the punch frames are 16 to 20 and the punch hits 11 unites away for the object

object 56 is the punchers object
X# and Z# are the targets co-ordinates
mX# and mZ# are the punchers co-ordinates
amX# and amZ# are the place the punch should hit co-ordinates

hope some one can help
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John H
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2003 17:31
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The function I made for sliding collision is rather accurate. Or you could use array based or math collision which is extremely accurate

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Well, it's easy to calculate a limbs position in 3D space. It's easy to calculate the distance between 2 points in 3D space. So if you gave each limb a radius, it'd be straightforward to check for collisions between the limbs and check which limbs are colliding. You could detect a punch in the face etc. It might be accurate enough, but you might want to add a few dummy limbs too, like halfway up the shin for example.


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ClearCoder
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2003 23:01
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all i is a limb to object collision but as i said earlier i find DB collision dogdey

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I think that Van B means that you write your own maths collision: if you find out the 3D positions of two limbs, and then check the distance between them, you can decide whether or not they are touching each other. Of course, this is pretty similar to sphere collision and so isn't incredibly accurate.

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ClearCoder
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Posted: 3rd Jul 2003 20:06
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all i need is an example of a maths code that can then me whether or not object 56 hits object 1 when in frames 16 to 20

if thats not too much to ask
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how do you get the position of a limb in db rather than an object

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