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Dark Physics & Dark A.I. & Dark Dynamix / hl2 style object carrying. How?

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General Reed
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Posted: 17th May 2007 17:33
How would i go about doing this - uno pressing E and carrying the object like on hl2? I did it in newton once but i cant rmemeber how

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Agent Dink
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Posted: 18th May 2007 01:13
Phy set rigid body position
Phy set rigid body rotation

And set the paramaters to position it and rotate it to a limb where your player's hands would be.

Should be really simple, same concept as carrying an FPS gun, just with different position/rotation commands.

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General Reed
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Posted: 18th May 2007 01:21
Thanks... but i tried that, but i need it so it wont go through static objects and react realisticly with other dynamics....so is there a way of just doing it using forces thats how i did it in newton.

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Posted: 18th May 2007 02:41
Ah, that's true, you got me there

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Codger
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Posted: 18th May 2007 04:08
You might try using joints to attach the objects. That would allow a degree of freedom for instance something dangling from a belt would be allowed to swing

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General Reed
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Posted: 18th May 2007 14:22
Thanks Codger. Excelent thinking!

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Posted: 20th May 2007 06:13 Edited at: 20th May 2007 06:25
I think that this might apply:

You can check my app here: http://alfredo.rhotonwa.com/secure/Room_challenge_entry.rar
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I did it by simply applying forces calculated by the distance from the object to the target antigravity point.

I know that my code is a bit of a mess, if you donĀ“t get something tell me. The physX gun is just a part of the whole app.

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General Reed
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Posted: 20th May 2007 14:18
Alfred - thats really great! However i have infact solved the problem myself in the same way - exept one problem. Whenever i move the camera the object gets "Left behind" so i have to manualy increase the offset each time a direction key is pressed. I will use your code to find out how to fix this.

Thanks

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