Weishaupt's Forum Posts

  • Well, as I said, R105 works perfect and IMHO do not longer worry about. Let's see what happen with R107. We can start worrying then again

  • Ill wait for the R107

  • After last nights Win7 updates I tried another install this morning. Still the same Error occurs (run as Administrator!)

    The R105 runs fine!

  • Still it may be easy to discribe, but I bet that there are about 217 ways to create that problem....

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  • Sorry, no. That's all information I've got. I did a clean install and still the same.

    Reinstalled R105 without any problems, which runs like a charm,

  • Following Errormessage (German):

    Der Prozedureinsprungpunkt"" wurde in der DLL "KERNEL32.dll" nicht

    gefunden.

  • Why is it, that my impression is, that all the newbe's ask question about their code, without posting a CAPX?!?

  • The velocity of an object that inherited the physics behaviour can be retireved by OBJECT.Physics.VelocityX and OBJECT.Physics.VelocityX

  • Store the textfields UID in an instance variable of the sprite, so you have it handy when needed.

    Also use the "PIN" behaviour to pin the textfield to the sprite, so it follows the sprite.

  • This is a friendly board and there are many members who are willing and able to help. You seem to be young to c2, so maybe sometimes it would be wise, just to "listen" to the elder. No one wants to steal your code, or your idea, but seeing the code in question just makes it so much easier to help.

  • filedropper.com/asi

    I don't know why you need the file, though. The only thing necessary is in the "puush" screenshot.

    ...you are the one asking for help...

    OK, I was not able to reproduce what you have said, but when I enlarged the particles you are talking about, it looked like they were only attached to a single goblet.

    What you are describing sounds like a picking problem and within your code, you are checking the distance of your avatar to the goblet, but you do not pick the coresponding "shine".

  • Please post your CAPX

  • Please look at the following code:

    <img src="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/51594736/FooBar.PNG" border="0">

    This leads to this picture:

    <img src="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/51594736/FooBar02.PNG" border="0">

    The light blue text should match the red and green, but it doesnt. The green information gets lost, and I dont know where <img src="smileys/smiley5.gif" border="0" align="middle">

    Heres the CAPX

    ....SOLVED....

    ...sort of, its a picking issue...again <img src="smileys/smiley18.gif" border="0" align="middle">

  • I am not sure, if you can change the angle of gravity. What you definetly could try is, rotate the layout. That should move the center of gravity to a different spot.

    If this does not work, set world gravity to zero and apply a force towards a certain spot for all your objects.

  • Post you CAPX and let's see what you've got