If you read this, this demo has a better camera than the code I've actually posted in this thread. The camera in this demo is the same as the Axys camera, it will not clip! Download this file and enjoy the camera
Edited by AxysPhenomenon (Tue Dec 06 2005 04:20 AM)
I'm quite impressed, I'm walking through the level, move the camera, added a block with flag one set to test the ladder code. I walking, jumping, climbing up and enjoy the feeling of a level of Zelda.
It is a great standalone code of thousand lines, easy to use and to understand, and probably easy to adjust and to expand...
This is indeed an awesome contibution...very non-coder user friendly. You should consider to work out a new template set for conitec Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!
You don't give any hint, any error message that we can analyse, nothing!
Do you expect that we know why it doesn't work in your game from the mere nothing that you give us as information?
Are you german? Then post your questions in german, if it is to difficult for you to explain your problem in english.
For example, some informations that you should give:
Which script or part of script from which version of the demo? How did you integrate the script in your game? What is the behaviour of your game, and what error messages do you get? ...
< var temp2{6}; start.wdl 43:5 Error (): Twice defined temp2
i'm making an adventure i include it in my main script
"twice defined temp2" means that in your wdls "var temp2" appears two times! You have to erase one of them. And then you have to try wether it works. Otherwise undo the erase, and erase the other one instead! Probably one time in Accys' code and one time in the other scripts that you use. If you work with the script editor you can use the search option "find texts in files" (icon: spyglass with folder)!
Very good code. Although I have no imediate use for it, it is still fun to play with. With a few modifications it could be made better. For example: rotating the camera while moving. Also, sideways climbing on things like wire fences where this would be apropriate.
Thanks a lot and keep up the good work!