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ck2k

Member Since 01 May 2008
Offline Last Active Jul 16 2012 07:52 AM

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In Topic: Zombie virus

13 July 2012 - 07:53 PM

They are allready with us:
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=NqRNd0Ab80g
Just saying..

In Topic: Atmosphere

03 June 2011 - 01:54 PM

Well.. I sarted this project a long time ago, and due to time reasons (final exams) I stopped working on it for a while..
But now I'm back with a very big update!!

If you played the old version (well im sure you did not) forget everything and play it again!
A Change-List would be too long, just play it and you'll noticed the changes.

I updated the first post with new screens, a new playable demo and off course some new infos!


cheers

In Topic: Simple 3d Walk Animation - revisited

29 December 2010 - 04:46 PM

I had some trouble with Softwarp/YOYO about reactivating my copy after updating to Win7 so I'm sorry for my late response!
Anyway thanks for your help! It looks great, even if it still need some fine tuning because I changed the model a little bit but it's much better than my Version :D

I will post the link, if I will upload it someday :)

In Topic: 3D motion blur

23 November 2010 - 02:58 PM

this gives me an error in my obj_player:


___________________________________________
ERROR in
action number 2
of Draw Event
for object obj_player:

Trying to get texture from non-existing background.


In that draw event my obj_player gets drawn with textures saved as backgrounds..
without your piece of code for the motion blur everything works fine.. can you help me?

In Topic: Simple 3d Walk Animation - revisited

23 November 2010 - 02:14 PM

Awesome example!

But I've got a "small" problem.
Currently I'm making a 3rd person horror shooter and off course there will be zombies (somehow everyone makes a zombie game :D)
Anyway, I want them to hold their arms always in front of them and just shaking a bit up and down. (yeah my game is based on stereotypes)
i solved this editing the end step event:

// Hands rotation
hand_l_x = 55
hand_l_y = 340
hand_l_z = image_angle + 95


hand_r_x = -85
hand_r_y = 250
hand_r_z = image_angle-25

I found these values with trying around a little bit.. but it's not statisfying me..
I'm sure, you as the developer of that script can suggest me a much better version, don't you?

it would be enugh if the arms had an angle of 90° and move between 85° and 95° while walking or something.. ^^