Howdy again, My problem today is getting my character to walk across a terrain grid that has been fractally computed. I have four corners that specify each grid spot (who doesn''t) and I have a character that exists at a grid spot, at an offset inside it, like so (x is grid corner, o is the player''s offset). x x o x x I assign each of the grid corners with a height of its own-- therefore, the square drawn across is is tilted. I want to position my character so that he looks like he''s standing on. Anyone have an equation I can plug this into? Right now I''m just taking the average of the four corners, for a shortcut until I sit down and figure out the real deal. Wanted to know if anyone''s done this already or has a good math background and can provide me with an equation. Thanks in advance! Goodlife

Thanks, AM, I had figured out a way about an hour ago, and was checking in.

The way I did it was to assume that my ''point'' was a certain percentage of each corner. Then I used the corner''s height*percentage, all added together. Worked nicely.

If anyone wants a copy of the algo, email me at jraptis@csmi.com, I''ll be glad to provite. If you have a flat tipped quadrangle, and you want to know at what height a certain pixel in it is, it''ll tell you.

Thanks again, AM!