Got a Question here, is there a 3d Object Hierarchy I should watch out for.
Object 2 = 12 (just refrence numbers to the object)
Object 1 = 9
dbSetObjectToObjectOrientation ( Object 2, Object 1 ) ;
I am working on creating bullets (lots of them) (object 2) that fly out of the front of the the ship (object 1). I want the bullets to face the direction of Object 1 (the ship).
I spawn the new bullet in, place it to the 3d world. I then use the above command. The effect I get is the bullet goes in the direction it was spawned in and NOT the direction object 1.
When I flip the values between object 1 and 2, the ship (object 1, becomes the object to change) changes direction and matches the direction of object 2 (the bullet).
So am I right in figuring that with a Lower numbered object can not change it's orientation vs. a higher numbered object?
I am using Ezrotate, I am not for sure if that does something to this or not.
***************************** Nevermind *********************
I rewrote the code, and it works fine now.. I am not for sure what
I did, entirely.
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