Solved Projectile direction question.

[DD Tokki]

Even if the character moves left and right
I want the orientation of the Projectile to be fixed.

 

[darkneo]

I haven't tested but maybe add ''facing 1" in the projectile header?

 

[DD Tokki]

I haven't tested but maybe add ''facing 1" in the projectile header?

Certainly using facing gives me the results I want. thank you
However, regarding the sync script I use, the facing doesn't change, so I'll have to find out more.

 

[maxman]

How about forcedirection?

forcedirection {dir}

• If this command is declared, opponents hit by attackbox will face specific direction instead of facing entity.
  • 0 = no effect (used to turn off forcedirection).
  • -2 = Left. It means always left no matter where opponent is hit.
  • -1 = opposite of entity.
  • 1 = same direction of entity.
  • 2 = Right. It means always right no matter where opponent is hit.
• Use this command with an attackbox of course.

 

[DD Tokki]

How about forcedirection?

thank you However, this feature changes the direction of the opponent I'm writing on, which is a bit different from what I'm looking for.

 

[NED]

I'm not a coder.
I'm not good with scripting logic etc. Only an artist.

But I want to suggest something.
perhaps you can create 2 versions of the special move (let's call them anim 1 and anim 2), and each of them would generate a normal projectile or flipped projectile.

Then a script can detect is Chinnen is facing left or right so it can choose either anim 1 or anim 2

@DCurrent and other people good with scripts would say it's certainly not an optimised method ^^; , but it would work.
But I'm not sure such a script already exists.
And I cannot create it, since I'm not a coder.

 

[Bloodbane]

regarding the sync script I use, the facing doesn't change

What kind sync script are you using?

 

[DD Tokki]

I'm not a coder.
I'm not good with scripting logic etc. Only an artist.

But I want to suggest something.
perhaps you can create 2 versions of the special move (let's call them anim 1 and anim 2), and each of them would generate a normal projectile or flipped projectile.

Then a script can detect is Chinnen is facing left or right so it can choose either anim 1 or anim 2

@DCurrent and other people good with scripts would say it's certainly not an optimised method ^^; , but it would work.
But I'm not sure such a script already exists.
And I cannot create it, since I'm not a coder.

For now, I'm trying this and that. If it goes well, the game progresses well.

 

[DD Tokki]

What kind sync script are you using?

void spawnbind(void Name, float dx, float dy, float dz, int iDir, int iBind)
{ // Spawn and bind other entity
 // [iDir]
 //  0 = No change.
 //  1 = Same direction as target.
 // -1 = Opposite direction as target.
 //  2 = Always right.
 // -2 = Always left.
 // [iBind]
 //  0 = No effect.
 //  1 = Keep same animation as the target.
 //  2 = Also keep same frame as the target.
 //  4 = Kill the entity if the animation doesn't match.
 // You can combine those values for bindanimation, so it can be 6 which means 2 and 4.

   void self = getlocalvar("self");
   void Spawn;

   Spawn = spawn01(Name, dx, dy, 4);
   bindentity(Spawn, self, dx, dz, dy, iDir, 0);
   changeentityproperty(Spawn, "parent", self);
}

I am using this script.
This script synchronizes the characters and effects.
With this, I want to fix the direction of the facing projectile.