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TEH_CODERER
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Posted: 14th Jun 2004 15:25
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How do you use this command?
I got it with the DBE Maths Library.

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Posted: 14th Jun 2004 21:28
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I dont really know that much about Darkbasic,
but maybe you could tell me how to load a GDB Matrix into Darkbasic 1.13 Enhanced?

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Posted: 15th Jun 2004 03:36 Edited at: 15th Jun 2004 03:37
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Core, shut up with the GDB matrix thing. So far, I've found two threads started by you on this already, and Im willing to bet you've made more elsewhere. Keep this up, and the mods won't like you very much.

As for the command, I'm not sure. Where's that math library at that you got it from, I'll take a look. If it's anything like DBP's intersect object, then I could tell ya how to use it.

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Posted: 16th Jun 2004 17:20
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O.K.
This is the first thread I've posted about this.
The maths library is at the top of the program announcements forum.
The command is:
intersect object(x1#,y1#,z1#,x2#,y2#,z2#)

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Posted: 17th Jun 2004 03:10
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I take it that it checks against all objects then?

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Posted: 21st Jun 2004 00:10
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Sorry!
intersect object(id,x1#,y1#,z1#,x2#,y2#,z2#)

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Posted: 23rd Jun 2004 18:55
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Yeah, did you get this off of LLRGT? Basically 'id' is the id of the object you are testing for collision with, (x1#,y1#,z1#) is the first point of the line, and (x2#,y2#,z2#) is the second point of the line. The command then returns the direct distance between the first point and the nearest point of intersection, if the line intersects any polygons. Otherwise it returns 0.

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Posted: 24th Jun 2004 12:34
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Thanks!

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