[Guns have crooked barrels]

Hello reepblue and thanks for your feedback.
Your script contains for me very interesting solutions which I will consider for my project in the future to create appropriate behaviors for the player.

;)

[Guns have crooked barrels]

I know this thread is very old.
But since I've only been using Leadwerks for about 95 hours, I concentrated on other things first. But now the time has come when I would like to solve this problem.

As a confirmed FPS player, I'd like to point out that the crosshair and bullet impact behavior bothered me right from the start. At the moment I'm still using the @macklebee suggested solution which reminds me a lot of the FPS games of the 90s.

I have checked Josh's cross-reference to the game DOOM from 2016, but I would like to point out that this is not the case. The bullet impacts are either inside (picture 01 - Doom Pistol) or in and around (picture 02 Doom Shotgun) the area indicated by the crosshairs.

To my question.
Has anyone so far found a solution that represents the Bullet Impacts as in Doom 2016 in or in and around the crosshairs?

I am already convinced that naturalized GamePlay elements should also be found in a game engine.

Thanks for reading and no hard feelings.

[Need help with imported .fbx models in the tree hierarchy]

Then the temporary solution is to replace the file "fbx2mdl.exe" in the folder "Tools" with the file "fbx2mdl_old.exe".

Thank you for your answer.
It helped me a lot.

[Need help with imported .fbx models in the tree hierarchy]

Hello, everybody. I have a small problem with my .fbx models in Leadwerks tree hierarchy.
For general understanding. I create most of my models either with the program kHED or Milkshape, whereby I mostly add textures to the models created in Milkshape in kHED.
I have the possibility to export .fbx models in kHED, but Leadwerks reports an "Unknown chunk in model file" error during import.

Therefore I use Blender.
In kHED I save the model as .obj file, import it into Blender and export it as .fbx file. Reading and further processing in Leadwerks is no problem.

However, I noticed that the demo models / prefabs created by Leadwerks are only displayed as single files in the overview (for example "control panel").
However, the .fbx models imported by me are displayed in the tree hierarchy for example (even with simple boxes) as
+ box_first_help
-- box_first_help

Can any of you help me out and tell me where my mistake is?

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[Turquoise colored grids in "AI and Events.map"]

Thanks for your support.

@mdgunn

Yep. The turquoise meshes are not visible when testing the demo "AI and Events.map".

@Genebris

Thanks for the link. Now I know exactly what they mean. I read the documentation several times when I bought the program, but I forgot some things.

 

[Turquoise colored grids in "AI and Events.map"]

Hello, everybody.
Can someone please briefly explain to me what the turquoise coloured elements are good for and how I can use / select / move / delete them?
With the lower ones I thought that they could be walkable areas for the AI opponents. I have no explanation for the upper ones.

Thanks for the support.

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