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i loaded iraq.x so i could shoot him whith my ak-47 but when i shoot him it goes through him could somone tell me how to make him die not just dissapear i mean die as in he falls down dead and you see it

Man you are ONE dum person. Things dont happen in 3d as it dose in the real world. You have to animate, make a engine to controll
the players animation. How long have you ben programing?

not long a month max

you know when you add walking animation to people i thought you could do it like that exept its dying animation

For one dont say people say model. Your thinking to fast.
your not going to just make a game right now. learn some stuff then make a game. Ive ben programing for a year and 1/2 and I never made a game.

Were did you hear about darkbasicpro??


Your trying to tell people that your into slipknot.
And your never going to be a geek. Well I got some news for you.
I listen to slipknot, slayer, ect... and I thought I was going to be
some new kind of geek. No just get rid of that, just start being a geek now.

what are u talkin bout you dont make sense

Hehe, SlipKnot never KoRn forever!!!

I dunno if I'm a geek or not - If I am a geek, then I'm a pretty cool one! .

Firstly, you have to detect if a bullet has hit your character, then you have to set the death animation in motion.

For the bullet collision, you could take your character model, and work out the distance between the bullet and the character - I usually do this for 5 or 6 key limbs on the character (like each arm, each thigh, each leg, the torso, and the head). If you want to do this then you have a shopping list to fill up first, namely:

Make a sketch of your character and number the limbs according to the limb numbers in DB. The examples supplied with DB should do that for you, you'll just need to mess around. There is an example supplied with DB that shows and hides certain limbs, go looking for the LIMB POSITION and the other limb commands.

You will need a 3D distance function, so you can check the distance between the limb and the bullet - collision distances are downto you and a lot of experimenting.

Once you know what limbs you want to check, and you have a distance function you'll be able to detect if a limb has been shot - you could even hide limbs to signify decapitations etc ala Soldier of Fortune. The animation starting problem is non-existant compared to that of detecting the bullet collision in the first place, so get your collision working first.

I agree with Slayer though, I reckon you need to cool your jets and spend some time playing with the examples, it's the best way to learn.


Van-B

thanks van b your a lot of help and very funny but i think if you think your not a geek then your not if others think your a geek it dont matter (well not to me)