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Topic: STRPIX and the Big Bang!
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MichaelB
Member Posts: 217
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Registered: May 2000
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posted 06-10-2001 07:31 PM
   
I just downloaded Strpix3.4 (http://www.trww.com/turbo_pascal/main.htm) and if you don't already have it... Get it!For those who already have it... has anyone figured out the collision settings???? ------------------
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MichaelB
Member Posts: 217
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posted 06-12-2001 06:17 PM
nobody?  ------------------
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MichaelB
Member Posts: 217
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posted 06-13-2001 05:47 PM
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MichaelB
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posted 06-13-2001 05:56 PM
bump with a twist------------------
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robbase
Member Posts: 425
From:the other side of the puddle
Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-13-2001 07:17 PM
hey Michael I've only played with this a bit, due to a lack of time lately. but it seems the collision settings will only effect certain objects. I was trying to work out the settings for my motorbike, and after approaching this from several angles I decided to set 0 collision to each piece of the bike. (this unfortunately had no effect). I'll definitely play with this some more in the future, but I think if you start with a static object you may hay better success. my plan was to find an object that I could successfully set no collision to, then begin working outward from each axis at a time, to try and get a feel for how these settings work. wish I had some more helpful info for you , but maybe soon. C ya.. -rob ------------------
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MichaelB
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posted 06-16-2001 02:34 PM
Thanks, Rob. I haven't had a lot of success with this... I'm going to keep tring...------------------
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The Sage Of Time
Member Posts: 315
From:West Virginia
Registered: May 2000
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posted 06-16-2001 04:51 PM
Well i've got a bit of it to work...
I had to spend time with it anyway (my wad's) to figure it all out...
I was able to make objects solid this way!
I'm not too sure how it works tho...
But at least i'm getting there! heh------------------
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robbase
Member Posts: 425
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Registered: Mar 2001
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posted 06-16-2001 07:21 PM
very cool Sage! any knowledge you can share
is appreciated.
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mirai
Member Posts: 94
From:Tokyo, Japan
Registered: Nov 2000
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posted 06-16-2001 11:09 PM
see the bottom collision info file?I use 66434 (something like that) for doors from Tr3/2 888 for block size solids 600- 700 for half of that (I.e. pushables) Something smaller for thin objects. no idea what it means, but it works.
It's the x,y,z area etc... Some static objects don't work
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