Look angles for Game::Item and other class

Babulesnik · 01-07-2012 11:17 AM

It is very necessary to send over the network tilt angles of the object along the three axes x, y, z . This is implemented in the class Game:: Chr

Code:

STRUCT(Chr , Obj) // Game Character Object

//{

...

Vec2  angle ; // look   angles

...

}

But only on the two axes x and y.

In my game, the object rotates on three axes.And I need to send over the network 3 angle + pos.I use the class Game::Item.But in the future may need to determine the angles and for other classes.

neo22 · 01-07-2012 12:02 PM

Hi Babulesnik
To get those angle you can use the object matrix.
for characters you also have anim.fly_z that give you the z angle of the character.

Babulesnik · 01-07-2012 06:40 PM

(01-07-2012 12:02 PM)neo22 Wrote: Hi Babulesnik
To get those angle you can use the object matrix.
for characters you also have anim.fly_z that give you the z angle of the character.

Thanks but I've already tried this option from the outset.Here is a link to my topic at the angles of the matrix

Driklyn · 01-07-2012 10:28 PM

You can't just send matrix().angles() ? This has x, y, z rotations.

Babulesnik · 01-25-2012 03:25 PM

(01-07-2012 10:28 PM)Driklyn Wrote: You can't just send matrix().angles() ? This has x, y, z rotations.

I have such an option does not work properly((

Code:

if(Kb.bp(KB_R))

     {

         static Flt x;

         x+=0.1;

         ItemsBowling[1].matrix(ItemsBowling[1].matrix().setRotateX(x));

         Vec angles = ItemsBowling[1].matrix().angles();

         Vec pos = ItemsBowling[2].pos();

         ItemsBowling[2].matrix(ItemsBowling[2].matrix().rotateXY(angles.x,angles.y).rotateZ(angles.z));

         ItemsBowling[2].pos(pos);

     }

Driklyn · 01-30-2012 08:00 AM

I think it needs to be: ItemsBowling[2].matrix().setRotateXY(x, y).rotateZ(z).move(pos)

Babulesnik · 01-30-2012 10:03 AM

(01-30-2012 08:00 AM)Driklyn Wrote: I think it needs to be: ItemsBowling[2].matrix().setRotateXY(x, y).rotateZ(z).move(pos)

thank you vary much but it is not working properly(

Code:

    if(Kb.bp(KB_R))

    {

        x+=0.1;

        Vec pos_1 = ItemsBowling[1].pos(),

            pos_2 = ItemsBowling[2].pos();

        ItemsBowling[1].matrix(ItemsBowling[1].matrix().setRotateX(x).move(pos_1));

        Vec angles = ItemsBowling[1].matrix().angles();

        ItemsBowling[2].matrix(ItemsBowling[2].matrix().setRotateXY(angles.x,angles.y).rotateZ(angles.z).move(pos_2));

    }

Babulesnik · 02-03-2012 05:24 PM

why this strange behavior?

Babulesnik · 02-08-2012 03:43 PM

Has anyone encountered this problem? What are the options can still solve this problem? I tried many different options but I can not understand why the code does not work(((

fatcoder · 02-08-2012 10:52 PM

Looks like your rotating around the origin, which is in the center of the mesh. Go into your moddeling software and move the origin to the base of the mesh.

Look angles for Game::Item and other class
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