[ConnorMcLeod]

For speed, vector_lengh() works as well as floatsqroot(), except the with floatsqroot you can select a 1 dimension speed.

[stupok]

I forgot about that one. Thanks

[DarkGod]

Originally Posted by stupok

Hmm?

Good job with the tut.

[ConnorMcLeod]

Originally Posted by stupok I forgot about that one. Thanks

You could add that to get horizontal speed you have to do :

New Float:fHorizSpeed = floatsqroot( fVelocity[0] * fVelocity[0] + fVelocity[1] * fVelocity[1])

[Bugsy]

Nice tut stupok.

[Arkshine]

I'm going to use your imagination to make this easy to understand. Imagine a hotdog and place it on the desk in front of you with one end pointing at the monitor.

You could stole some image from here, I think it's a good visual example.

[joaquimandrade]

Originally Posted by arkshine You could stole some image from here, I think it's a good visual example.

Nice colors.

[stupok]

Thanks bugsy and arkshine

[--kml--]

woops

me kindda having problem with this tuto

[stupok]

Ok, I'll assume your comment is not a joke.

Do you speak English? It will be hard to read if you are not fluent in English.

Also, ask a question instead of saying "wtf is this". If you tell me what you do not understand, I can try to make it more understandable.