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  • Colludium;

    Yes, it looks like it is working on the elastic demo and the create particles demo.

    thanks for the fix.

    yours

    winkr7

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  • Colludium;

    Thanks for the response and the example. Am I looking for a very subtle difference between 1 and 99 solid on and off?. I tried every combination in the example you sent and they all look the same--including leaving solid on and never shutting it down. I also don't see anything in the For the Particles - Create Singles.c3p so I suspect maybe I never did the install correctly. I will try it from scratch on my home computer and see if that makes a difference this evening. I can see other people have gotten the jello-like behavior to work so it must be possible.

    thanks for your time.

    yours

    winkr7

  • Colludium;

    I am running your example Particles - Behavior Flags - Elastic.cp3.

    I am trying to get the particle groups to stick together and not flow away by adjusting

    the parameter "particle system elastic strength" a value from 0 to 100 (according to the documentation)

    I only added one line to the example (see below). It does not have any effect if it is 1 or 99.

    Can you explain how I make the block more stiff like a rubber box instead of a liquid?

    (I tried setting spring strength too.)

    (I noticed that Particles - createsingles.c3p does not create any particles I can see)

    thanks for your time

    winkr7

    // This is all the Liquidfun documentation says about Elastic particles:

    Elastic particles deform and may also bounce when they collide with rigid bodies.

    From the cpp code, Elastic particles are connected in triads, or 3s.

    -> ctrl: LFJS Turn Elastic behavior ON for spawning

    // next line elastic strength to 99 (tried 9--makes no difference)

    -> ctrl: LFJS Particle system elastic strength: 99

    // end changes

    -> ctrl: LFJS Set spawn color to rgba(250,140,30,255)

    -> ctrl: LFJS Create particle "tag", shape box at 160, 300, width 200, height 200, angle 0

  • Hello Bl4ckSh33p;

    I tried to get the kind of control you are talking about to work with the car movement. Here is what I came up with.

    yours

    winkr7

    + Touch: Is touching moveControl

    // tam

    | Local number thetaOpp‎ = 0

    | Local number theta‎ = 0

    | Local boolean finished‎ = false

    | Local number curPilot‎ = 0

    | Local constant number steeringAngleExtra‎ = 0.1

    | Local string asc‎ =

    | Local string apc‎ =

    | Local constant number reverseBackAngle‎ = 30

    //

    ----+ (no conditions)

    -----> [DISABLED] System: Set curPilot to Functions.retrieveStore("currentPilot")

    -----> System: Set curPilot to Functions.getCurrentPilot

    -----> System: Set theta to angle(moveControl.X,moveControl.Y,Touch.X("hudTch"),Touch.Y("hudTch"))

    -----> System: Set thetaOpp to theta+180

    -----> System: Set asc to Functions.spCoord(moveControl.UID)

    ----+ pilot: Pick instance with UID curPilot

    --------+ pilot: Within reverseBackAngle degrees of thetaOpp

    ------------+ (no conditions)

    -------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Brake

    -------------> redMoveArrow: Set position to (moveControl.X, moveControl.Y)

    -------------> redMoveArrow: Set angle to theta degrees

    -------------> redMoveArrow: Set width to moveControl.Width

    -------------> redMoveArrow: redArrowFade: restart fade

    -------------> System: Set finished to True

    ----------------+ pilot: [X] Within 2 degrees of thetaOpp

    --------------------+ pilot: Is clockwise from thetaOpp

    ------------------------+ (no conditions)

    -------------------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Steer left

    --------------------+ System: Else

    ------------------------+ (no conditions)

    -------------------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Steer right

    --------------------+ (no conditions)

    ---------------------> (no actions)

    --------+ System: [X] Is finished

    --------+ pilot: Within (180-reverseBackAngle) degrees of theta

    ------------+ (no conditions)

    -------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Accelerate

    -------------> greenMoveArrow: Set position to (moveControl.X, moveControl.Y)

    -------------> greenMoveArrow: Set angle to theta degrees

    -------------> greenMoveArrow: Set width to moveControl.Width

    -------------> greenMoveArrow: greenArrowFade: restart fade

    -------------> System: Set finished to True

    ------------+ pilot: [X] Within 2 degrees of theta

    ----------------+ pilot: Is clockwise from theta

    --------------------+ (no conditions)

    ---------------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Steer left

    ---------------------> pilot: Rotate steeringAngleExtra degrees counter-clockwise

    ----------------+ System: Else

    --------------------+ (no conditions)

    ---------------------> pilot: Simulate pilotCar pressing Steer right

    ---------------------> pilot: Rotate steeringAngleExtra degrees clockwise

    ----------------+ (no conditions)

    -----------------> (no actions)

  • Hello;

    How do I set up one of these elastic matrix shapes? Is it body type particle system? When I put a single sprite on the screen, set it as Dynamic and do nothing else it falls with gravity. If I make it a particle system it just sits there.

    If I could get a simple elastic example I would be pleased. All it has to do is fall on the floor and squish a little.

    yours

    winkr7

  • in some games the player does "editing" too.

    I have a game where the player builds his ship out of parts. Some of those parts are armor and he wants to know while he is building his ship in game--how much is cosmetic and what is the real pollygon?

    I could make up collision polygon shaped sprites and show that or put image points on pollygon points and draw lines or--you could tell me where the polygom points are.

    There are work arounds--just sometimes you want to know where they are. For me it would not be a high priority--but since you asked thats why.

    yours

    Winkr7

  • I would, sometimes you want to show polly even for the end game user.

    You could put an image point at each polygon point if you need to, but it would be easier to have access.

    yours

    winkr7

  • You can try this:

    Make both moving objects solids (disabled) and give them custom movement.

    Check each tic if they overlap and are both moving along the path.

    if so enable one to solid.

    use custom movement push out solid.

    set them both back to disable solid.

    This will make them not overlap but one of them will have to wait while the other moves along the path if you want to get tricky you can give one of them priority and use push out solid on the other non priority one.

    I hope this is useful.

    yours

    winkr7

  • worth it because you can edit on android for me. You can edit away during your commute.

  • hello;

    I found a big drop below 6 in performance. But I test on my old used androids and don't know the statistics for a wider base.

    yours

    winkr7

  • Fib;

    Thanks. Thats it. I knew I had seen it somewhere.

    yours

    winkr7

  • Hello;

    I want to make a pie indicator (its just a little slice when almost empty and grows clockwise to a full pie when full). I read somewhere that with 4 half slices (two black to block out what is below and two red overlaid at angles to show the growing pie) this can be done. I think I saw this in c2 about two years ago. Does anyone remember how this was done or where the link was?

    thanks for your time

    yours

    winkr7

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