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    How do you get the "OnTouch" and "OnTick" to work?

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      hobbnob
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      wait a sec, yes he is, HELP US

      My WIP Thread:Here

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        CPhillips
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        OnTick and OnTouch are not fully functional yet. They are not supposed to be in the RC. They will be in the SP3 experimental release.

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          hobbnob
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          oh man!

          My WIP Thread:Here

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            Physicsguy1
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            Well. At least we still have the beta version, which still has undiscovered ways that we can incorporate the features into models.

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              CPhillips
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              Since the cat is out of the bag here is a video of some of the OnTouch & OnTrigger features in action.

              [flash=600,400:399e4adq]http://www.youtube.com/v/LS8QWJSnbb8[/flash:399e4adq]

              This is pretty complex. The cone always points at the yellow sphere. The blue cylinder will follow the cone around (sort of like a dog). When the purple cube is touched it will cause the cone to start emitting. If anything touches the yellow sphere it will shoot out a copy sideways.

              The cool thing is there is not one joint,thruster, emitter, gyro or magnet in that scene. Just OnTouch and OnTick. Pretty nifty.

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                Wacov
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                Ooh... oooooohhhhhhh! So this is the collision detection.....

                http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/cldetails?mid=3096a836877fb9af6cd8ad826e9017b8&prevstart=0

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                  Physicsguy1
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                  so can you give examples that you used in the vid?

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                    CPhillips
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                    It doesn't work with the rc version.

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                      Physicsguy1
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                      Wait, hold on. you mean i can't get anything in the vid to work? what about everything else?

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                        Physicsguy1
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                        I mean the newest features, other than fixed joint.

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                          CPhillips
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                          Yes. The video is for the next version. It is called SP3x (for experimental) and will probably be out in a few days.

                          The reason for 2 versions is that models that use OnTouch and OnTick might not work in future releases.

                          I am not planning on restricting 3dwarehouse. But I want to make it clear that these models are much more likely to break in the future.

                          I am really happy that most 2.0 models still work in 3.0 and I want to try to keep that going.

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