Direction and Angle calculator

[The_Alee]

Yeah i agree peter. and Stuckboy thanks for that! In the extension it doesn't make that clear :P

[The_Alee]

Yeah i agree peter. and Stuckboy thanks for that! In the extension it doesn't make that clear :P

[benjamin]

It doesn't get much simpler than that

The direction calculator is much simpler than that for sure. To get the advanced direction working with a lot of object involves quite some work. I'm glad Yves is working on the conversion of the direction calculator for MMF2. I do find the DC much easier and quicker to use.

[benjamin]

It doesn't get much simpler than that

The direction calculator is much simpler than that for sure. To get the advanced direction working with a lot of object involves quite some work. I'm glad Yves is working on the conversion of the direction calculator for MMF2. I do find the DC much easier and quicker to use.

[Mantoid]

Ok I've just recieved the full version of MMF2 <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> I've got this Advanced direction object...so how do I use it to rotate an object slowly towards another object?
So far I've managed to get objects to slowly rotate to a specific direction...but not to another object! Can someone help me out please?

[Mantoid]

Ok I've just recieved the full version of MMF2 <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> I've got this Advanced direction object...so how do I use it to rotate an object slowly towards another object?
So far I've managed to get objects to slowly rotate to a specific direction...but not to another object! Can someone help me out please?

[The_Alee]

Its well easy :P. Just do set angle to -- Then goto the advanced direction and do what stuckboy said.

Easy as pieeee

[The_Alee]

Its well easy :P. Just do set angle to -- Then goto the advanced direction and do what stuckboy said.

Easy as pieeee

[Mantoid]

Ok but what do you put in the 'target direction' bit? 'Cause there's only room for one value there, so you can't put the x and y of an object in. : /

[Mantoid]

Ok but what do you put in the 'target direction' bit? 'Cause there's only room for one value there, so you can't put the x and y of an object in. : /