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Does that help?

edit> ahh nice one! I was wondering wtf was wrong myself. Good to know WHY! ;p

Had a play for a few mins before I left. It almost seems random.

Here's a modified capx for you.

dl.dropbox.com/u/666574/cs2curious%20-%20ragdoll.capx

I've added apply force, so when you click the LMB it'll throw the ragdoll in the opposite direction. After trying various things, it seems if you click the LMB first, THEN the button, it sometimes fixes it. It looks to me like if arm2 passes a certain angle, it's fixed. If it doesn't, then it's still screwed up. Needs a bit more testing, which I'll do when I get back. Maybe you can figure it out before I return ;)

Ok I see what you mean after clicking the button. Got to pop out, but I'll check it more indepth when I get back.

Looks like it works to me. They're on the same joint because you have both shoulder imagepoints at the exact same point. Unless I'm misunderstanding what you want?

Kyatric, ahhh I must've missed that one.

I don't think I need path generation every tick. Yours seems to handle that fast enough by setting a destination with the mouse. Also I like how I can just place objects on the layout without any regard for a grid with yours. Leaves time for more creativity ;)

I'll be sure to check rez's too!

Kyatric, I have been :) I've waited so long for a decent pathfinder to continue an idea I started in BlitzMax many moons ago, but never finished. My code got very messy very fast ;p Thanks for developing such a nice, simple to use pathfinder!

Oddly enough I was toying around with physics earlier. So here's a modified example to fit your needs. Will need some tweaking to get the speed right I think. Play around with the "/5" in event 3. You may need to clamp the value so it doesn't go ballistic (pardon the pun) ;)

dl.dropbox.com/u/666574/uneven%20landscape%20collisions%20flick%20ball.capx

Ugh coming from CC, I forgot about Else since it was a huge problem with CC. Good to know it's ok to use in C2!

The other way I think, would be to have..

+ System a = b

+ System b = c (INVERTED)

+ System c = a (INVERTED)

..

+ System a = b (INVERTED)

+ System b = c

+ System c = a

unless you have many many conditions to check. Arima's is definitely the way to go in that case.

Not sure why it renders as 90.xxxxxx though. Just tried it here and it shows 90.

Ah I misread and thought he was using on touched (hence what's in my reply). I thought it was firing every time the layout changed as the OP suggested. In that case yeah, you shouldn't need to use a global variable then.