[Destro-]

Are you working on something new for this?
It's very good.


Sorry for my english.

[Xvil]

Very Nice

[Xvil]

Please Post An Example about

PHP Code:

bmod_traceline(Float:start[3],Float:end[3],Float:point[3],Float:normal[3]) 


[Backup]

Originally Posted by Xvil Please Post An Example about PHP Code: bmod_traceline(Float:start[3],Float:end[3],Float:point[3],Float:normal[3])

It has already been posted times before.
http://forums.alliedmods.net/showpos...7&postcount=33

[Xvil]

Ok

[yokomo]

Hi Backup,
Can you share me the code that you use on this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tpyP...eature=channel

Look so interesting.

[Backup]

Originally Posted by yokomo Can you share me the code that you use on this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tpyP...eature=channel

This should be it. It's a bit dirty. The point of it is in emiting sound only if distance between contact points is big enough. We also have to wait a little between emiting, otherwise it doesn't sound good.

public _bmod_test(id){
    ...
    bmod_object_set_callback(entity,1) //register callback for spawned object
    ...
}

new wait=0

public bmod_forward_contact(ent1,ent2,Float:distance){
    if(distance<-0.5 && !wait){
        static Float:origin[3]
        entity_get_vector(ent1,EV_VEC_origin,origin)
        EF_EmitAmbientSound(0,origin,"player/pl_jump2.wav",1.0,ATTN_NORM,0,PITCH_NORM)
        set_task(0.15,"_nowait")
        wait=1
    }
}

public _nowait(){
    wait=0
}

public plugin_precache(){
    ...
    precache_sound("player/pl_jump2.wav")
    ...
}

[Destro-]

Originally Posted by Destro- Are you working on something new for this? It's very good. Sorry for my english.

[Backup]

Originally Posted by Destro- Are you working on something new for this?

I've took a little break. I've commit a small update today, it brings a few patches:
1, Bullet's timestep is now variable according to server's FPS. Until now it was fixed to 1/60 that caused slowing down physical simulation with bigger amount of objects on scene - stuff was falling slower.
2, You can set the rest of variables that are used in bullet's timestep function. With this you can achive more precise simulations (small objects with high velocity properly collide with world) or more CPU-saving simulation.
3, Bmod now properly uses entity's angles when spawning an object.

You can get it from github, i'm going to post it on front page when there will be bigger change.

My current TODO list is:
constraints (joints, hinges), trimesh collision shape (loaded from map model, .mdl file or .obj file), map entities handling, player collision

[Backup]

Today I was working whole afternoon on constraints and this is what i got:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1X2rAz_Pek