Quote: "Could you make a headshot work in DBP? "
Absolutely. You can do just about ~anything~ with DBP. FPSC is a fantastic utility, it's extremely helpful and open-ended when developing FPS games, but it's strictly limited in comparison to DBP, which is a proper programming language. For those of you who haven't taken a gander at it, you might want to consider giving it a peak at some point in the future, because it will vastly broaden your game development opportunities
To do this, I'm taking the model and snapping the head off, and defining separate collision regions for the head and body. I might even make a little "chest cube" as well, which could work for adding the heart as a kill-zone. Basically, I'd use polygonal collision for the headshots, and utilizing the "make object collision box" command, I'd put a little cube in the NPC's chest, and that *should* in theory provide the ability to use headshots and heart-shots. I'll be going through the FPSC source later this afternoon and again with a friend on Wednesday and hopefully (with Lee's permission of course) I'll post a code snippet. Unfortunately, this fix won't help anyone who doesn't own a copy of DarkBASIC Professional 6.3+ and the "extras" package. I can't make a standalone executable of the source because that would be like giving away FPSC for free... that would be bad! But this would help anyone who owns DBP, although anyone who owns DBP could probably do this themselves anyway, hehe. At any rate, I'll give it a go and post my results.
I'm sure Lee and the gang are working on this issue for a later fix. Not that I've heard this or anything, I'm just guessing here, but I think it's safe to guess that this problem will be dealt with in the not-so-distant future. Remember, FPSC is extremely new on the grand scheme of things, and it's going to take a while for TGC to address all of the issues. DBP has been out for a relatively long time and it still has a few quirks and kinks that need sorting. But fear not, if there's anything I've learned during the course of my TGC membership, it's that virtually no problem ever goes undetected
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