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Aewsom.

I've never experienced the problem you're describing. If you show us some code, we might be able to help track down the problem more easily!

Yours sincerely

Bananas

Every time I code

Nyes? If not, then nyah.

Love to see you up to new stuff

08789 'ä +0 lol*

Someone add support for vector image format loading to DP please.

GiffE wrote:Would it also be possible to just check which tag the trace_endpos is closest too?

That's a clever trick which should work in most cases yeah. Neat! You might run into problems such as a fat part close to a thin part, where you actually hit the fat part, but the thin parts tag is still closer.

Why is everyone always dissing bloom?

Anyway, looks cool! What's the game about?

Yes, I sometimes suck at explaining, atleast in hastily written forum posts... Note that you'll still need a separate entity in order to have this bigger SOLID_CORPSE action going on, unless someone knows another clever trick. You'd also require separate entities per limb if you want to do different...

It can do per-poly collisions on all solids which tracelines can hit, IE not SOLID_NOT and SOLID_TRIGGER. If you're using this, I'd recommend having a separate entity representing the agent model, with a larger bounding-box than the physical agent and something like SOLID_CORPSE on so you can't run ...

I've implemented multi-bbox systems in QC. It's all perfectly possible...

Do basicly what Sajt said, it's not far from what most games do anyway.

I'd do it.

negke wrote:That's a cute little game. Surprisingly tricky to get used to the controls at first try. Good job, Urre.

Thanks

I'm kind of like Sajt, atleast in the sense of having years of Quake modding experience, but little to show, for the very same reasons. I was always too busy doing things "right" and "clean" instead of finishing stuff. I didn't learn the immense value of breadth-first until I hac...