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Newcomers DBPro Corner / positioning objects

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citybee
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Posted: 12th Feb 2007 02:43
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I know this might sound a little strange to advanced db pro users, but i want to know how to position a sphere in the middle of the screen without having to make it move or anything. just pretty much a sphere sitting there. i try this but the sphere doesnt thow up.

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Kieran
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Posted: 12th Feb 2007 04:29
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position object objectnumber,x,y,z

pick somewhere in the x,y and z to make it positioned to those co-ordinants

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TDK
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Use Autocam Off at the start of your program and when you've positioned the sphere as Kieran said, use Point Camera with the same X,Y,Z co-ords as the sphere.

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citybee
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Posted: 12th Feb 2007 23:03 Edited at: 12th Feb 2007 23:03
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that works, but i cant see the sphere.
here is my code:

is anything wrong with it?

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CattleRustler
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position the sphere at 0,0,0
back the cam position out with 0,0,-whatever number here until you see the thing

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TDK
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CattleRustler is right - it's just a camera positioning problem.

You have pointed the camera, but you haven't positioned it, so it's sitting at 0,0,0.

You've placed the sphere at 50,50,50 which is 50 units away from the camera.

But, your sphere has a radius of 200 units - which means that the camera is inside the sphere! (By default, in DB the inside of objects are not drawn, so the sphere seems to be invisible).

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