quote:Original post by billybob
did you detect when the guy hits his balls on something? the only way I could get the 'see a professional' message on the pain-o-meter was to drop the guy on the bars so he landed on one of them with his balls. i didn't try to drop him from particularly high though.
haha :D. No, it doesn't detect that. Good idea, though
. The pain-o-meter is calculated from the total amount of strain on all the joints in the ragdolls body...so torso hits do the most damage, as his torso has 5 joints (legs, arms, neck) connected to it, whereas the other parts of his body only have 2.
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ran well, camera was jerky on the racing though.
quote:The camera movement in the car simulation was a bit jerky time to time but that's all I can come up with =)
Yeah, I'll have to add a better camera. It's on my TODO list. The current one is really basic...each frame, look at the car and set position behind the car at X distance. Seems to work OK for first person view, though
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also add suspension to the cars, it will make the movement a lot smoother and harder to flip over (it happens quite a bit) i would think.
OK, I'll try it out, see how it runs with better suspension. I never thought it might help stability of the vehicles, to tell you the truth...they are real easy to flip, I admit.
Thanks for the feedback :D
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