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Trying to clone walls whenever my key controlled object is at certain position.
It works here:
But when I move object via key controls, the cloning isn’t triggered. Why?
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Here is a simplified example:
https://v3d.net/139a.It contains the V3D project/puzzles and the blend file.
You do not need an every frame call to move an object or character…but your situation may have other things involved that I am not aware of.
Hopefully this helps.
Thanks for this, ATM looks like it works. Just had to alter this:
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Your combination of puzzles now looks as a complete mess ))) No logic in your head – no logic in your puzzles
Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.
Xeon’s puzzles
Yours that I edited
credit to kdv for suggesting me these puzzles for moving player last time
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Hi there,
As a note, the EveryFrame puzzle…doesn’t and should not be in the keydown or keyup events. This logic should be in your startup sequence as it will execute then continue to execute every frame. The testing of whether a clone should be created should still be in the key up or down events.Just my two cents…good luck
I’ll keep this in mind, thanks
This is helpful, thanks for this. Sorry for the late reply, I was busy af last night. Now, my only 2 questions atm is, 1) how do I get the cloned wall to only appear in front of my character a few numbers away, and 2), if the wall clones more than once, any way to set the number of cloning?
I believe the “5” in remainder of determines the location of object, while “Remainder < 5.1” and “Remainder > 4.9” determines area to clone wall.
My variation of your answer:
[/url]Once again, thanks for your helpful answer.
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5 is a step, an interval between clones.
The point is to detect positions multiples of 5. The problem is that while moving your cube will never be exactly at 10, it’s position wil be ~9.999999756 or ~10.00000156 and it’s hard to catch 10 exactly. That’s why a remainder is used to catch the desired position. It should be a very small value, less than the moving step.
this logic will trigger cloning at 0.03, 3.03, 6.03, 9.03 etc.My variation of your answer:
Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.
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