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Dark GDK / Need help with game level

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My_Forum
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Posted: 31st Mar 2012 22:25
Hello, I just started using DarkGDK and I am following the tutorials provided with the sdk. I was wondering if anybody knew the best way to set camera collision in a game level made with fps creator so that the user cannot fly or go through walls. Thank you for your help
Hawkblood
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Posted: 1st Apr 2012 17:53
If you are making a first person game, you could attach the camera to a "dummy" object that will represent the person's eyes and attach the dummy to the player character. To make a FP game, you usually need to have some collision detection software. The built-in collision detection doesn't work for complex objects, so you will need to get something like "Sparky's".

How much programming experience do you have? The answer to this question will determine how detailed *we* will have to be when explaining the "how to".

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Mister Fuzzy
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Posted: 1st Apr 2012 18:45
I believe there is an automatic camera collision function available... I forget the function name.. Look through the camera modules in the documentation, it should be listed there.

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DeadTomGC
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Posted: 2nd Apr 2012 01:47 Edited at: 2nd Apr 2012 01:54
I've never been successful using the built in collision, besides you need to have collisions on other things besides the camera. So, you really are going to need a collisions plugin like sparky's.

Figured I'd mention Fulcrum Physics.


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