SketchyPhysics + SketchUp API = fun
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Ooh... that's awesome...
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try adding this code in the onTick field of the back wheels of one of your vehicles, with a framerate of 3 or 4-ish. Then drive. It's fun
p=$curEvalGroup.bounds.center if frame >= 3 face=Sketchup.active_model.entities.add_face p, @c, @b face.material="white" face.back_material="white" face.edges.each do |e| e.soft="true" e.smooth="true" e.hidden="true" end end @c=p
…do that for one wheel and for the other, this.
p=$curEvalGroup.bounds.center if frame >= 3 face=Sketchup.active_model.entities.add_face p, @b, @c face.material="white" face.back_material="white" face.edges.each do |e| e.soft="true" e.smooth="true" e.hidden="true" end end @b=p
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Lol, sweet. I'm dipping into the API myself, like with the cloth thing... and I agree, it's fun
Btw, the advert is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj-LT2IeA9s
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A stupid suggestion... The cars'objects could be locked to make easier to cancel the previous track until automatic reset is available.
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@sgal said:
A stupid suggestion... The cars'objects could be locked to make easier to cancel the previous track until automatic reset is available.
I don't quite understand.
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I think he wants it to automatically delete the track after the sim. That's easy enough in the new version, but undoing after the sim will give the same result
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Thanks Wacov- I forgot that the simulation can be undone.
To •BTM: My poor english sometimes makes my sentences unclear- specially when I'm in hurry. -
Maybe if someone could just figure out how to set an object to spark(create a yellow trans. face) on the contact point when it's hit by something fast, like a bullet. Would be quite an addition to our little FPS models!
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You might be in for a pleasant surprise
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Particle effects?
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More playing, this time similar to sculpting.
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All I can say is wow.
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Its like snow. Nice model BTM!
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Really shows what you can do with the scripting, very nice!!
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