Hi there.
It's me again with that 'Nintendo Scope 6'-clone.
I gave the rockets smoke trails but as soon as there's more than one rocket, all the trails (except for the last one) get screwed up. It's hard to explain so you might just want to have a look at the file I atached...
So long
Hi there.
It's me again with that 'Nintendo Scope 6'-clone.
I gave the rockets smoke trails but as soon as there's more than one rocket, all the trails (except for the last one) get screwed up. It's hard to explain so you might just want to have a look at the file I atached...
So long
Adding "pick an object at random" beneath "is in play area" seems to fix it for me. Not the best solution, but possibly the easiest.
The best way would be to run the event once for each object seperately through a loop, as to avoid confusion between objects.
.:::.Joshtek.:::.
Adding "pick an object at random" beneath "is in play area" seems to fix it for me. Not the best solution, but possibly the easiest.
The best way would be to run the event once for each object seperately through a loop, as to avoid confusion between objects.
.:::.Joshtek.:::.
Here's a fixed example.
Here's a fixed example.
Thanks guys!
Works just fine. Any idea though why it didn't work before?
Thanks guys!
Works just fine. Any idea though why it didn't work before?
The reason it didn't work before was because you were assuming that MMF knew what objects you were talking about when really it had no clue.
In the first "Always" event, you set a few properties of the smoke object based on properties retrieved from the rocket object. However, MMF has no idea what rocket object you are talking about. You didn't do anything to "select" a rocket object in the condition statement. The result is that MMF has to decide for you what object it thinks you're talking about. And when this happens, it usually just picks the last object created.
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The reason it didn't work before was because you were assuming that MMF knew what objects you were talking about when really it had no clue.
In the first "Always" event, you set a few properties of the smoke object based on properties retrieved from the rocket object. However, MMF has no idea what rocket object you are talking about. You didn't do anything to "select" a rocket object in the condition statement. The result is that MMF has to decide for you what object it thinks you're talking about. And when this happens, it usually just picks the last object created.
<img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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