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Dark GDK / Bullet Appearing of the Map Please Help!!!

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ReiKumar
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Posted: 6th Oct 2008 20:43
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I've already posted this once before but no one gave a good answer so I'm hoping some one can help me this time around.

Every time the buttons is clicked, it creates the bullet off the map, not at the camera position.

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IanM
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Posted: 6th Oct 2008 22:41
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So where's the code that sets the object position? I see you're setting the camera position again (unnecessarily) - could it be you used the wrong function?

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kBessa
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dbMakeObjectSphere(20,10,180,180);

You are creating the object at the same position always!

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ReiKumar
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Quote: "So where's the code that sets the object position? I see you're setting the camera position again (unnecessarily) - could it be you used the wrong function?"


dbSetObjectToCameraOrientation(20)



Quote: "dbMakeObjectSphere(20,10,180,180);

You are creating the object at the same position always!"


Thats too create the object.
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kBessa
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I know it creates the object. What I'm saying is that it will create always at the same position.

If you want to creat it at the camera position you should do it like this:

Quote: "dbMakeObjectSphere(20,CurrentCameraX,CurrentCameraY,CurrentCameraZ);"


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ReiKumar
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That only creates the sphere, it doesnt position it:




Quote: "dbMakeObjectSphere
This command will construct a 3D object from a sphere mesh. The mesh is used as the root limb for the 3D object. The 3D object will be constructed untextured and such models will appear white when displayed.

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void dbMakeObjectSphere ( int iObject, float fSize )
void dbMakeObjectSphere ( int iObject, float fSize, int iRows, int Columns ) "
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kBessa
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Oh, sorry. I wasn't concentrated :-P

It should be dbPositionObject(20,CurrentCameraX,CurrentCameraY,CurrentCameraZ);

That should do it, just put this line after the dbMakeObjectSphere ok?

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ReiKumar
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Ok thanks that did it
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