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| The Mexican Guy:
lol^^ new pics in OP nice |
| Gravity Cat:
I might switch from projectiles to raycasting. No, shut up and read, everything. BEFORE you post. Projectiles have limited speed (200 units per second). This gives the advantage of non-instant-hits on long distances, but for really big distances it is just too slow. Raycasts are instant hit, making them overpowered on high distances. Projectiles can be gravity-affected, raycasts not. Wind affection is impossible for both. What I have in mind is mixing both together. The good things about it, I can add wind and gravity affection, as well as other stuff like spin drift* (Yes I know, I take it a bit too far :D). And it won't get overpowered over long distances. *Spin drift: The rotation of spinning projectiles causes them to drift off to the side. |
| bangbang:
Woho new pictures! ;P |
| Moonlight:
--- Quote from: Gravity Cat on December 09, 2010, 09:11:31 AM ---I might switch from projectiles to raycasting. No, shut up and read, everything. BEFORE you post. Projectiles have limited speed (200 units per second). This gives the advantage of non-instant-hits on long distances, but for really big distances it is just too slow. Raycasts are instant hit, making them overpowered on high distances. Projectiles can be gravity-affected, raycasts not. Wind affection is impossible for both. What I have in mind is mixing both together. The good things about it, I can add wind and gravity affection, as well as other stuff like spin drift* (Yes I know, I take it a bit too far :D). And it won't get overpowered over long distances. *Spin drift: The rotation of spinning projectiles causes them to drift off to the side. --- End quote --- Seems like a good idea. I know how you really wanted wind on the projectiles/raycasts. Does this mean when sniping as a example you would have to aim a bit to the side? Off Topic: Frank Sinatra for the loving win! |
| Gravity Cat:
--- Quote from: Moonlight on December 09, 2010, 11:42:14 AM ---Seems like a good idea. I know how you really wanted wind on the projectiles/raycasts. Does this mean when sniping as a example you would have to aim a bit to the side? Off Topic: Frank Sinatra for the loving win! --- End quote --- Yes. Or slightly up/down when you have head/tailwinds :P |
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