PlayerTouchingMe?
 

Hello! I need a little help with this.
It should be like...

NPC Code:

---

if(created){

  dontblock;

  drawaslight;

setimgpart greek.gif,32,0,32,32;

}

if (playertouchsme) {

setcoloreffect 1,1,1,.3;

setimgpart greek.gif,32,0,32,32;

x+=2;

}

but then when you stop touching it should go like...

setcoloreffect 1,1,1,1;

setimgpart greek.gif,0,0,96,32;

x-=2;

---

Nappa Helped me and it turned too:

NPC Code:

---

//NPC made by FreezeBurnX

//Edited by Nappa

//#CLIENTSIDE

if(created){

  dontblock;

  drawaslight;

setimgpart greek.gif,32,0,32,32;

}

if(playertouchsme){

  setcoloreffect 1,1,1,.3;

timeout=.5;

}



if(timeout){

  if(playerx!=x){

    setcoloreffect 1,1,1,1;

    timeout=.5;

  }

}

---

But I want that if you are touching/under it still will

NPC Code:

---

  setcoloreffect 1,1,1,.3;

---

But it return too

NPC Code:

---

  setcoloreffect 1,1,1,1;

---

With the timeout :(

instead of playerx!=x I would use a distance checker.

In case you don't know:
distance=sqrt((change in x)^2+(change in y)^2);

I would make sure to deal with the change in coordinates from the center of the image and the center of the player.

But playerx!=x is inside of a flag and distance=sqrt((change in x)^2+(change in y)^2); is suppose to be beetween {} since you put a ";" at the final, right? It accused an error.

I disagree. Would be simpler and more accurate to use extent collision detection.

isnt the exact playerx and playery near the left hand corner of the players head?

YOu mean a couple in()'s? But that would make it rectangular.

Yes. NPCs are rectangular.

But, if it would be a rectangle, wouldn't it be a bit weird how we look in real life? I mean, look at this:

Ain't gonna download a bitmap, dawg.

Thanks, dope G-Dawg

What in the heck. Did you even read the thread, Cyrin? The objective from the beginning was to make an algorithm to test if the player is touching the NPC.

I have no idea what is in that picture, but I'm going to print it and post it on my brothers wall :megaeek:

What i ment, was, that if you use a in(), what the NPC "sees", is rectangular, but what normal people see, is in the second picture...

Oh and Kai, if you start downloading an .BMP, you can click on "Open".

You're not listening. Sight is irrelevant here; it's a matter of touch.

I can indeed, but it takes longer and is much less convenient. You should simply learn to use the correct file formats.

it's. not. in().

In-Range a in <b,c>, a in |b,c>, a in <b,c|, a in |b,c|
In-Array a in {b,c,...}, {a,b,...} in {c,d,...} a in c (assuming c in this example is an array (c = {0,1,...etc})