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MrNick
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Posted: 15th Mar 2004 20:21 Edited at: 15th Mar 2004 20:22
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i'm making an fps and how do you make the collision so that if you encounter somthing like this:

you would go up it rather than through it.

you can't use:

right?

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nuclear glory
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You could just use our collision system. Then you'd be all set and rarin' to go.

Website link at: http://www.nuclearglory.com

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MrNick
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Posted: 17th Mar 2004 15:42
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any free ones?

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BearCDPOLD
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Posted: 18th Mar 2004 19:29
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I saw one was being made by Mussi&Exeat, and another by Walaber.

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nuclear glory
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And our 1.5 version, which is ancient and dusty.

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Peregrin
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How about simply elevating the matrix on a "path" one or two tiles wide ?
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Guitarman
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If you are talking about climbing a slope rather than going thru it, do this:

This will store the x- and z- positions and use them to get the ground height of the objects position. Also, you can use this in conjunction with the newxvalue and newzvalue to determine if the slope is TOO steep.

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MrNick
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not matrixes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOUR A GOON!
just kidding. How about objects?

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BearCDPOLD
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Objects with NG. It's possible with DB, if you either spend long hours working out the bugs of the commands and then writing your collision, or writing a .dll. $15 isn't too much for so nice a tool as NG.

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MrNick
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OK, I'LL BUY IT

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