Hi. God, I can't stop nagging.
Anyway, is there ever any plans to let you have more than one action point? This is a very specialized request though, I think. But what I wanted to try was building a large character out of several actives and have pivot points...
Just... getting it out there. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
Hi. God, I can't stop nagging.
Anyway, is there ever any plans to let you have more than one action point? This is a very specialized request though, I think. But what I wanted to try was building a large character out of several actives and have pivot points...
Just... getting it out there. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
You could probably mimic multiple Action Points using Actives. Then just make it so it "always" sticks Actives 1,2,3...ect in the right possitions in relation to the BIGActive. After that its just a simple - Active Shoots Active in current direction. of course it requires a bit of input.
You could probably mimic multiple Action Points using Actives. Then just make it so it "always" sticks Actives 1,2,3...ect in the right possitions in relation to the BIGActive. After that its just a simple - Active Shoots Active in current direction. of course it requires a bit of input.
hmmm.... then to further the odd requests.... how about making an object stick one of its action points to a pivot point, and then another action point to another pivot point, and making it rotate accordingly....
Well, there's always a workaround that does it, MMF2 isn't exactly an animated movie making program. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
hmmm.... then to further the odd requests.... how about making an object stick one of its action points to a pivot point, and then another action point to another pivot point, and making it rotate accordingly....
Well, there's always a workaround that does it, MMF2 isn't exactly an animated movie making program. <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
that only works in some instances. if you want the action-points to animate with the character, you need real ones. simple rotation can be handled with multiple ocjects or trig, but not animation. i, too, hope for multiple action-point capabilities.
that only works in some instances. if you want the action-points to animate with the character, you need real ones. simple rotation can be handled with multiple ocjects or trig, but not animation. i, too, hope for multiple action-point capabilities.
Simple use the individual Active points Action Point. Then make it pivot by placing the Hot Spot in the centre. Then u just need to tell each turret to point at something using the direction functions in the event viewer. This should work.
Simple use the individual Active points Action Point. Then make it pivot by placing the Hot Spot in the centre. Then u just need to tell each turret to point at something using the direction functions in the event viewer. This should work.
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