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DarkBASIC Discussion / help on camera and matrix / ground

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BB9 Brad
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Posted: 15th Nov 2003 15:05
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argh with my code i cant get my object to work properly can you fix this? code below! i want it so that there is a random matrix and the bike goes up and down with it and so on i can get it to do this but it has so many errors please help!

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Jess T
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Posted: 15th Nov 2003 16:20
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Be more specific in your problem...

Post code that DOESN'T need external media...

Don't be so vague, and unfriendly...
Post something that says "Hi. I've been having some trouble with my code, if anyone could help, it would be much appreciated"
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Quote: ""argh with my code i cant get my object to work properly can you fix this? code below!""


Please don't post like this again, it wastes everyones time including yours because you won't get proper reply's...


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BB9 Brad
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Posted: 15th Nov 2003 18:10
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Sorry, Hi Pretty please can you help little o me as i cant get my code to work properly i would like if possible , The bike to be able to move around properly on a randomized matrix but im not quite sure how as the camera posistions go all wrong please could you help? Thank you very much


PS: JessTicular any better?

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JoelJ
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[guessing]
glue a cube on the front and back (make them hidden), get ground height for both of them and make the Y postition the return value for both of em.
[/guessing]

Two words, moo.
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Jess T
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Yes, that is better, BB9.

Darwin, yes, that is how you do it.. .It's called Landscape tilting...


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