[Model created in C++ don't collide]

OK I created my own collision with set response, gave a mass and set gravity mode to false. It works well thank you everyone.

[Model created in C++ don't collide]

how are you updating the position of the invisible sphere? If you are using entity:SetPosition(), it may be breaking the physics. You could try using entity:PhysicsSetPosition()

 

When I use PhysicsSetPosition it does not follow the player anymore... But it was a good guess.

[Model created in C++ don't collide]

I dint want it to be affected by gravity.

[Model created in C++ don't collide]

Thanks its working properly now.

 

EDIT: it only collide with the player. When I move it around it does not collide with anything even when I changed the collision type to something that does not collide with a character(that is not an option).

[Model created in C++ don't collide]

I'm trying to created a special move collision sphere for my game and when I create them in C++ with a code like this :

 

//create the collision sphere for the model
CollisionSphere = Model::Sphere();
CollisionSphere ->SetPosition(player->GetPosition());
CollisionSphere ->SetMaterial(invisiblityMat);
CollisionSphere ->SetCollisionType(Collision::Character);

 

later I add a CollisionHook and some code that will make it follow the player around. As I track the collision of this Sphere nothing happens.

 

I later tried to make a prefab with all the settings and sill the same result.

 

I decided to let the sphere there and see if it collides with the player and it didn't, but if I leave the prefab in the map it would collide with the player.

 

I am a total loss here.

[Viewport into another map]

this line here looks totally alien to me:

 

self.MainCamera:SetMatrix(self.TrackingPivot:GetMatrix())

 

and all the matrix related lines

[Viewport into another map]

Look up render targets. You render the view from your second world into a texture / material that you apply in the first world. There is an example for LUA that can be easily ported to C++:

 

http://leadwerks.wikidot.com/wiki:render-to-texture-security-cam

 

This is one of the topic I was calling dated almost no commands are recognizable in 3.x

 

And thank you xtreampb it helped a lot in making this portal a reality

[Viewport into another map]

Hello

 

I need to make a "portal" that looks into another map. I looked through the forums and all the comments are either vague or dated. I have a general idea on how : put something(the portal) in front of my player and on the material/display area of the portal display what a camera in the other map sees. I have no idea on how to link said camera to the material/display area. Any input or guidelines are welcome (if possible in c++ please)

[Dynamic map change]

I dont want to destroy all the entities because its like an alternate world of the current one that we can switch back to at some point. I just found the setCurrent/getCurrent methods would those be better suited for that?

[Dynamic map change]

Hello

 

I am trying to change a map while in game. The result I am getting at the moment is that each time I do a Map::Load() the new one is added to the old one. This means that the lights get freakish and objects that should not be there are still there. I looked around the command reference doc and I cant find a way to delete an old map as it is not assigned to a variable anywhere. Is there a way using the context or world object? I am doing this in C++ in case it is usefull.