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The problem with the emiter is that i have an object sized to 4x4 by small grid what i want to emit. the emiter is inside of a microchip microchip is glued on the center of a 4x4 small grid dark matter. now i just set the emit to emit the object to the center of it so it will overlap the dark matter perfectly (object is hologramm ^^) now the problem is that it emits 1 small grid block higher then it should what can be the problem ? Grafically shown: This is where the emiter should emit: x is object 000000 0xxxx0 0xxxx0 0xxxx0 000000 And that is where it emits: 0xxxx0 0xxxx0 0xxxx0 000000 000000

2011-07-11 08:59:00 Author: Katil92 Posts: 74

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Have you tried using a new emitter? It could be that the one you're using is faulty. If it persists try moving the microchip down one square which should in effect also cause your emitted object to appear one lower. If the problem still persists it must be some sort of bug, and ideally you should delete it all and make it from scratch (shouldn't take too long with the setup you outline). Also, do you have a hard copy of the hologram you're emitting somewhere in the level? If the emitter is emitting the object stored in its memory alone problems can sometimes arise.

2011-07-11 13:05:00 Author: Xaif Posts: 365

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It probably does not apply, but just in case it does: if you are emitting objects using the capture function, modifying objects emitted from emitted objects - I call them 2nd generation emitted objects - will not show up when testing. You will need to recap the 2nd gen object from the 1st gen object; only then will the 1st gen object be updated and function correctly when emitted.

2011-07-11 13:14:00 Author: Antikris Posts: 1340

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I have readded emiter so there is no failure the object i am emiting is captured first then got into the emiter i am just capturing the microchip where is the emiter inside and pasteing it in another level where is no copy of the original captured hologramm It probably does not apply, but just in case it does: if you are emitting objects using the capture function, modifying objects emitted from emitted objects - I call them 2nd generation emitted objects - will not show up when testing. You will need to recap the 2nd gen object from the 1st gen object; only then will the 1st gen object be updated and function correctly when emitted. maybe this can be the failur will check it soon

2011-07-11 13:33:00 Author: Katil92 Posts: 74

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