[No import model fbx to Leadwerks.]

The fbx version of your file is 6.0. It's failing. Can you try to export as version 7.4binary?

[Weapon Rotation]

Thanks. I love this feature too. I had to do it.?

[Weapon Rotation]

Of course. In the upper left corner there are rotation values related to the weapon.

 

[I have problems]

Thank you?! useful information for me. it's working

[I have problems]

the actual problem is here. i cant call this function.. both of them in the same class. Thanks for other reply.

  

[I have problems]

Hi, I have a few questions. I am using C ++.

1) For example, I have a derived entity class, and I have a derived actor class attached to this class. Pickinfo gives me an entity when the bullet hits this class. I can also access the atached actor with pickinfo.entity.GetActor (). But since it doesn't give me the class and actor I've derived, I can't call the giveHurt () function in them.

2) In the documentation, the ForEachEntityInAABBDo function can be called in main (). There is no problem. But I can't call the callback function of a class. Should I use a function pointer?

world-> ForEachEntityInAABBDo(aabb, &MyClass::Callback, v); it does not work. Also I cannot call the callback function with a string.

I need to solve these problems so that I can continue to improve my game. I can't get enough help from the forum. I will be glad if you help me.

[Flying Objects]

Anyway, this doesn't look odd because of the concept of my game. People can think of it as a ghost.

[Weapon Rotation]

this code solved the problem

// tmpX and tmpY are global

    float x = 0;
	x = mouseDifference.y / mouseSensitivity;

	tmpX += x;
	if (tmpX > 20) {
		tmpX = 20;
	}
	else if (tmpX < -20) {
		tmpX = -20;
	}

	float y = 0;
	y = mouseDifference.x / mouseSensitivity;

	tmpY += y;
	if (tmpY > 60) {
		tmpY = 60;
	}
	else if (tmpY < -60) {
		tmpY = -60;
	}

//CONVERT TO VECTOR
	Vec2 wpnRot;
	wpnRot.x = tmpX;
	wpnRot.y = tmpY;
	
// SMOOTING
	smoothWeaponViewRot.x = Math::Curve(wpnRot.x, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5);
	smoothWeaponViewRot.y = Math::Curve(wpnRot.y, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5);
//THEN
	testWeapon->entity->SetRotation(camRotation); //PLAYER ROTATION
	testWeapon->entity->Turn(smoothWeaponViewRot); //WEAPON VIEW ROTATION

//now the weapon can navigate within the boundaries of the player's angle of view, according to the movement of the mouse.

 

[Flying Objects]

This bug occurred after upgrading to version 4.6. When I apply force to it, it seems to apply it to the object in a fixed and inverse direction.

 

 

[Weapon Rotation]

Well, I'll try after the slider problem that came with 4.6 :-) thanks

[My logic doesn't work]

2 hours ago, Yue said:

posPlayer = self.entity:GetPosition(false)

The posplayer is only in the if condition.

[Weapon Rotation]

I just want to make this move. (time 0.12) But this is only happening when I look at the global z direction.

 

https://youtu.be/_6xEFmViZ8o?t=12

 

[Weapon Rotation]

Thank you, josh. I tried, but the result is the same. I need to think more about it.

 

[Weapon Rotation]

Hi. I would like to make the rotation of the gun at -45 and +45 (or less) degrees relative to that of the camera. When I limit the values, it only works according to the world coordinate. For example, when I turn a full turn to the left, I have to turn a full turn right again so that the gun rotates in the right direction. I want to do a gun control like Insurgency game. How can I fix this? Here is my code.

float currentTime = Time::GetCurrent();
	Vec2 currentMousePos = Window::GetCurrent()->GetMousePosition();
	Window::GetCurrent()->SetMousePosition(Math::Round(Context::GetCurrent()->GetWidth() / 2), Math::Round(Context::GetCurrent()->GetHeight() / 2));
	Vec2 centerPos = Window::GetCurrent()->GetMousePosition();

	currentMousePos.x = Math::Round(currentMousePos.x);
	currentMousePos.y = Math::Round(currentMousePos.y);

	mouseDifference.x = Math::Curve(currentMousePos.x - centerPos.x, mouseDifference.x, 2 / Time::GetSpeed());
	mouseDifference.y = Math::Curve(currentMousePos.y - centerPos.y, mouseDifference.y, 2 / Time::GetSpeed());

	camRotation.x = Math::Clamp(camRotation.x + mouseDifference.y / mouseSensitivity, -90, 90);
	camRotation.y = camRotation.y + (mouseDifference.x / mouseSensitivity);

	hurtOffset.x = Math::Inc(0, hurtOffset.x, 2 * Time::GetSpeed());
	hurtOffset.y = Math::Inc(0, hurtOffset.y, 2 * Time::GetSpeed());

	smoothedHurtOffset.x = Math::Curve(hurtOffset.x, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 3);
	smoothedHurtOffset.y = Math::Curve(hurtOffset.y, smoothedHurtOffset.y, 3);

	bobOffset.x = Math::Inc(0, bobOffset.x, Time::GetSpeed() * 0.8f);
	bobOffset.y = Math::Inc(0, bobOffset.y, Time::GetSpeed());

	smoothedBobOffset.x = Math::Curve(bobOffset.x, smoothedBobOffset.x, 25);
	smoothedBobOffset.y = Math::Curve(bobOffset.y, smoothedBobOffset.y, 25);

	weaponViewRot.x = Math::Clamp(camRotation.x + mouseDifference.y / mouseSensitivity, -45, 45);
	weaponViewRot.y = Math::Clamp(camRotation.y + mouseDifference.x / mouseSensitivity, -45, 45);

	smoothWeaponViewRot.x = Math::Curve(weaponViewRot.x, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5);
	smoothWeaponViewRot.y = Math::Curve(weaponViewRot.y, smoothedHurtOffset.x, 5);

	playerCamera->SetRotation(camRotation + smoothedBobOffset + smoothedHurtOffset);
	testWeapon->entity->SetRotation(camRotation + smoothWeaponViewRot);
	
	
	if (Window::GetCurrent()->MouseDown(1)) {
		testWeapon->weaponShoot();
	}

 

 

 

[Spawning Player]

Of course! Thanks. Because this is a loop and the last element in the list is not "info_player_start". understood :) I should practice more.

[Spawning Player]

Hi. I want to load the player entity position from an object in the editor. It works very well but; I want to spawn in the center of the scene when there is no object named "info_player_start". When I remove the comment lines, it always spawns at the center of the scene. I don't understand why. Here is my code...

#include "Game.h"

Game::Game()
{
	loadMap();
	loadEntities();
	player = new Player(playerStartPosition);
}

Game::~Game()
{
	delete player;
}

void Game::loadMap()
{
	std::string mapname = System::GetProperty("map", "Maps/start.map");
	if (!Map::Load(mapname)) Debug::Error("Failed to load map \"" + mapname + "\".");
}

void Game::loadEntities()
{
	for (const auto e : World::GetCurrent()->entities) 
	{
		if (e->GetKeyValue("name") == "info_player_start") {
			playerStartPosition = e->GetPosition();
		}
		/*else {
			playerStartPosition = Vec3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
		}*/
	}
}

void Game::Update()
{
	player->Update();
}

 

[PostRender in C++]

Really? Ok thank you. I'll try

[PostRender in C++]

Hi, I have a question. How can I use "PostRender" in c++ for drawing a rectangle like this lua script? I did but, screen is flickering. I think this is must be in PostRender

--This function will be called after the world is rendered, before the screen is refreshed.
--Use this to perform any 2D drawing you want the entity to display.
function Script:PostRender(context)
	local window = context:GetWindow()

	context:SetBlendMode(Blend.Alpha)
	--draw selection rectangle
	if ( self.beginSelectPos ~= nil and self.endSelectPos ~= nil ) then
		
		context:SetColor(1,0,0,0.5)
    	context:DrawRect(self.beginSelectPos.x, self.beginSelectPos.y, self.endSelectPos.x-self.beginSelectPos.x, self.endSelectPos.y-self.beginSelectPos.y)
    	context:SetColor(0,0,0,0)
	end
  
  

 

[Accessing window or context by another class in CPP]

It's working thank you

[Accessing window or context by another class in CPP]

Hello, I created a C++ project and I have "Game" class and "Player" class..App class is creating game class.Game class is creating Player class and player class is creating camera etc..

How i can access or reference context or window class in the player class? For example : i want to call window->GetMousePosition() in the player class.