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Problem with move

For some reason, when the NPC reaches directly behind the player, the position of the NPC resets to the start position. This shouldn't happen. Can anybody help me?

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated() {



  setshape(1, 32, 32);



  this.speed = 12;

  

  //format: idle animation, walking animation

  this.ganis = {"idle", "walk"};

  

  showcharacter();

  setCharAni("idle", null);

  

  setTimer(0.1);

}



function onPlayerChats() {

  switch (player.chat) {

    case ":destroy":

      destroy();

      break;

    

    case ":follow":

      this.following = true;

      setTimer(0.1);

      break;

    

    case ":stop following":

      this.following = false;

      setTimer(0.1);

      break;

  }

}



function onTimeout() {

  this.nick = this.attr[5] @ "'s Pet";

  

  if (this.following == true) {

    

    //get the coordinates that are directly behind the owner

    for (pl: players) {

      if (pl.account == this.attr[5]) {

        temp.newxy = {

                      pl.x + 0.5 - (vecx(pl.dir) * 3),

                      pl.y - (vecy(pl.dir) * 3)

                      };

                    

        //pl.chat = vecx(player.dir) SPC vecy(player.dir) SPC player.dir;

        break;

      }

    }

    

    //work out delta_x and delta_y for move

    temp.dxy = {

                temp.newxy[0] - this.x,

                temp.newxy[1] - this.y

               };

    

    

    this.dir = getdir(temp.dxy[0], temp.dxy[1]);

    

     //set the animations

    if (this.x == temp.newxy[0] && temp.y == this.newxy[1]) {

       if (this.ani != this.ganis[0]) {

        setCharAni( @ this.ganis[0], null);

       } 

     }

  

    else {

      if (this.ani != this.ganis[1]) {

        setCharAni( @ this.ganis[1], null);

      }

    }

    

    //work out the distance and time to cover that distance

    temp.dist = getDistance(temp.dxy[0], temp.dxy[1]);

    temp.time = temp.dist/this.speed;

    

    move(this.dxy[0], temp.dxy[1], temp.time, 4);

    

    

    if (temp.time < 0.1) temp.time = 0.1;

    

    setTimer(temp.time);

  }

}



function getDistance(temp.x, temp.y) {

  temp.dist = (temp.x ^ 2 + temp.y ^ 2) ^ 0.5;

  return temp.dist;

}

It might be due to the block check - if move() is checking for blocking tiles (4), and it encounters one, it resets back to the position where it was at before using move().

Ok this thread title summarizes my problem, so I will post here too (sorry for the thread steal codein <3)

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated() {

  this.image = "block.png";

  setTimer(2);

  onMovementFinished();

}

function onMovementFinished() {

  if(!onwall(this.x + imgwidth(this.image), this.y + imgheight(this.image))) {

    temp.movex = sin(this.angle) * this.speed;

    temp.movey = cos(this.angle) * this.speed;

    move(movex, movey, .1, 8);

  }

}



function onTimeout() {

  destroy();

}

for the record, this.angle and this.speed are being set in a weapon NPC calling this class
this.angle = getangle(vecx(player.dir), vecy(player.dir));
this.speed = .5;

the move angle goes into an extremely different angle when fired

Suggestions?

Quote:

Originally Posted by thatdwarf (Post 1449821)

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated() {

  this.image = "block.png";

  setTimer(2);

  onMovementFinished();

}

function onMovementFinished() {

  if(!onwall(this.x + imgwidth(this.image), this.y + imgheight(this.image))) {

    temp.movex = sin(this.angle) * this.speed;

    temp.movey = cos(this.angle) * this.speed;

    move(movex, movey, .1, 8);

  }

}



function onTimeout() {

  destroy();

}

PHP Code:


		
			
function onCreated() {

  this.image = "block.png";

  setTimer(2);

  onMovementFinished();

}

function onMovementFinished() {

  if(!onwall(this.x + imgwidth(this.image), this.y + imgheight(this.image))) {

    temp.movex = sin(this.angle) * this.speed;

    temp.movey = cos(this.angle) * this.speed;

    move(this.x + movex, this.y + movey, .1, 8);

  }

}



function onTimeout() {

  destroy();

}

hmm, still not working

here is the control weapon:

PHP Code:


		
			
function onActionServerSide(temp.cmd, temp.o, temp.dx, temp.dy) {

  if(cmd == "fire" && temp.o == "thatdwarf") {

    temp.op = findplayer(o);

    temp.obj = putnpc2(op.x, op.y, "");

    temp.obj.ndx = dx;

    temp.obj.ndy = dy;

    temp.obj.angle = getangle(vecx(op.dir), vecy(op.dir));

    temp.obj.join("lloydprojectile");

  }

}



//#CLIENTSIDE

function onCreated() {

  this.on = false;

}



function onWeaponFired() {

  this.on = !this.on;

  player.chat = this.on;

}



function onMouseDown(code) {

  if(code == "left" && this.on) {

    triggerServer("gui", this.name, "fire", player.account, mousex, mousey);

  }

}

And I also tried the method you suggested in my class Tig, so maybe it's something with the weapon?

The image shoots way off to an extreme corner of the level, then disappears

not sure, but try using different variables instead of angle & speed, like this.pangle and this.pspeed. Otherwise I'd sugest looking at your way to measure angles, etc.

For angle, try

PHP Code:


		
			
angle = (pi * 2) / 4 * (dir + 1);

getAngle(x, y) works with a coordinate plane. For example, getAngle(-2, 1):

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/3049/planexy2.png

So, to get the right result with getAngle(), you'd have to do something like this:

PHP Code:


		
			
angle = getAngle(vecx(dir), vecy(dir));

which is far too much work when you can use a simpler solution.