Hi, I've got an active picture object using a race car movement, and i would like to have it shoot missiles out of the front of the car. The problem I have is that I can't seem to find a way to set the action point of the active picture object. Any help would be appreciated!
Action Point on Active Picture Object
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Why are you using the active picture object for the car? Wouldn't it be easier to use an active object for the car? I don't believe you can set the action point or hot spot using the active picture object.
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Actives CAN load external images. Read the help file...
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Actives CAN load external images. Read the help file...
How are you able to do this? I don't know of any event that could let you do that. Unless you're talking about importing images into the picture editor, but that's not what he's talking about. Maybe I'm completely blind but I don't see a way lol.
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Animation -> Load Frame
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Wow. I really am blind. Thanks for the info. lol
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for customization (loading up your own image) and smoother rotations
Firstly, as discussed above, you can load images into animation frames. Second, you can use the Scale and Angle -> Set Angle action to rotate in up to 360 different directions or 36000 in HWA with two decimal places of accuracy.
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For some reason I must have assumed Load Frame did something else. I never had a reason to load external files so I never really bothered to check into it.
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