Archive: 14 posts

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I have watched loads of vids and when people put a motor on to something (as in to make a wheel on a car or something) you should have a "add centre cog" for all your standard shapes at least. Or maybe even just a dot in the middle that comes up when when trying to place a hinge or motor. This would allow for a more precise placement of motors so that they are dead centre of a circle or any of the standard shapes allowing your machines to run smoother

2008-08-03 20:13:00 Author: dorien Posts: 2767

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Ah, you just reminded me! While playing at Comic-Con, I noticed items(cogs, motors, wheels, ect) would snap to the center of a circular object to allow for cleaner placement. Basically, when you brought the motor close to the center of a wheel, it would 'lock' to the center of it.

2008-08-03 20:49:00 Author: ConfusedCartman Posts: 3729

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Ah, you just reminded me! While playing at Comic-Con, I noticed items(cogs, motors, wheels, ect) would snap to the center of a circular object to allow for cleaner placement. Basically, when you brought the motor close to the center of a wheel, it would 'lock' to the center of it. You ease my worries yet again with your Comic-Con experience. Were lucky to havr you here I wonder if you noticed if it happened to all the other standard shapes

2008-08-03 20:55:00 Author: dorien Posts: 2767

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I didn't notice that, no. I do know there is a "grid" feature that allows you to place objects according to a grid. That may help with more accurate placement. And if you think the comic-con event was cool, just wait. I've got more content lined up for the site in the future(yes, other than the interview). I can't say much more about it at the moment, but I will let everyone know when the time comes.

2008-08-03 21:04:00 Author: ConfusedCartman Posts: 3729

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I didn't notice that, no. I do know there is a "grid" feature that allows you to place objects according to a grid. That may help with more accurate placement. And if you think the comic-con event was cool, just wait. I've got more content lined up for the site in the future(yes, other than the interview). I can't say much more about it at the moment, but I will let everyone know when the time comes. Sounds intriguing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't Wait You won't let us down lol

2008-08-03 21:15:00 Author: dorien Posts: 2767

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ConfusedCartman. I'm going to crack your brain so your secrets spread to us all

2008-08-03 21:24:00 Author: LittleBigSack Posts: 72

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ConfusedCartman. I'm going to crack your brain so your secrets spread to us all Everybody loves a pinata! But unfortunatly, I respect Cartman too much to help you crack open his head. I will however, help you pick up the secrets (I wish I could pretend I knew this secret)...

2008-08-03 21:45:00 Author: Maltay Posts: 2073

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ConfusedCartman your awesome!!!

2008-08-03 21:47:00 Author: OverWork Posts: 873

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ConfusedCartman, I am ENVIOUS of your experience at Comic-Con. Still, it's good you were able to tell us about the game.

2008-08-03 22:45:00 Author: Alaska_Gamer Posts: 209

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I didn't notice that, no. I do know there is a "grid" feature that allows you to place objects according to a grid. That may help with more accurate placement. And if you think the comic-con event was cool, just wait. I've got more content lined up for the site in the future(yes, other than the interview). I can't say much more about it at the moment, but I will let everyone know when the time comes.

2008-08-04 18:43:00 Author: bbroman Posts: 1374

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Has anyone played the physics sandbox game called 'Phun'? I remember it having a 'add motor at centre' option on the menu. But having it auto-snap to the centre when placed around that area is muc hsimpler.

2008-08-05 01:50:00 Author: Dropbear Posts: 272

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Has anyone played the physics sandbox game called 'Phun'? I remember it having a 'add motor at centre' option on the menu. But having it auto-snap to the centre when placed around that area is muc hsimpler. You know, I could never get into that game, or any physics simulation game for that matter. I think LittleBigPlanet is the first physics-based game that I will really enjoy.

2008-08-05 02:33:00 Author: ConfusedCartman Posts: 3729

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You know, I could never get into that game, or any physics simulation game for that matter. I think LittleBigPlanet is the first physics-based game that I will really enjoy. Didn't work so well on my crappy computer, and I found there wasn't much point to it, but I made an engine in it which was interesting.. A lot of the concepts are similar to what's in LittleBigPlanet, but much less fun. And it had water

2008-08-05 03:10:00 Author: Dropbear Posts: 272

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QUOTE=Dropbear;6110]Has anyone played the physics sandbox game called 'Phun'? I remember it having a 'add motor at centre' option on the menu. But having it auto-snap to the centre when placed around that area is muc hsimpler.[/QUOTE] It's because of playing with phun for ages that i asked the question in the first place. I think the game is the nuts and i'm hoping to use a lot of the moves i learnt in it in my lbp levels. I'm wondering how fast you can tweak the motors up to so i can make some sort of gun for my sackboy. But i reckon you could just use some of those rocket power things we saw in E3 on a smaller scale

2008-08-05 15:56:00 Author: dorien Posts: 2767

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