Im trying to create a 2d vector to rotate my projectile
this is what Im doing
Vector2 aux = new Vector2((float)Math.Cos((double)radians), (float)Math.Sin((double)radians));
somehow it is not working as it should
any ideas?
radians to vector?
Your code looks correct - that's generally how you would build a vector from an angle in 2-d.
Can you provide more details about the problem?
Can you provide more details about the problem?
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yeah sure
thing is my engine for drawing needs radians to handle sprite rotations
but my projectiles I need vector2 to be able to apply velocities in a proper fashion
the problem is that I get my image flipped in every case
when shooting to the left, upwards and to the right
(to left shot may seem correct but if you look closely you will notice the shading of the projectile is at the top )
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thing is my engine for drawing needs radians to handle sprite rotations
but my projectiles I need vector2 to be able to apply velocities in a proper fashion
the problem is that I get my image flipped in every case
when shooting to the left, upwards and to the right
(to left shot may seem correct but if you look closely you will notice the shading of the projectile is at the top )
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Author
for example when the angle is over 90 i get a radians value of 1.58 which is what I use to render the projectile
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found it
problem was that I was flipping my texture depending of the vehicle facing
which I solved by simple over-rotating the projectile accordingly
the problem of that is that I have to make sure to draw the projectiles with another point of light in mind (looks wrong when set to top-bottom , maybe something like front to back or omni directional light might work )
problem was that I was flipping my texture depending of the vehicle facing
which I solved by simple over-rotating the projectile accordingly
the problem of that is that I have to make sure to draw the projectiles with another point of light in mind (looks wrong when set to top-bottom , maybe something like front to back or omni directional light might work )
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