функция onKeyDown() [DECIDED]

[ant0N]

[ant0N]

[ant0N]

it would be even better, if SetRotation rotate the object, but did not turn. This is done in other engines.
SetRotation - rotate
SetTurn - turn (in degrees)



Though, can I still do not understand correctly...

[StarFire]

Good to see you are exploring the lua scripting

SetRotate(x,y,z) is an exposed system function that is used in the main engine for object direct rotation such as when you use the translation properties to rotate your object in the editor. It sets a fixed position based on the passed values from 0 not a relative position based on the previous rotation, this enables specific rotations to be applied. Whereas the roll is a relative rotation adding the amount onto the previous orientation.

We can not change the behavior of the setRotation() but I can look at making a turn(r,p,y) function to give accumulative roll, pitch, yaw in one function if you need this.

[ant0N]

[StarFire]

np,
This is to work along side the entity.roll / Pitch / yaw I could make a new function called entity.turn(r,p,y)
This will handle all the roll/ pitch /yaw in one function. This would save calling entity.roll(..); entity.pitch(..); entity.yaw(..)

[ant0N]

it would be great!!!!! do it please

[ant0N]

how about entity.move and entity.translate?

[StarFire]

we have entity.setPosition(id,x,y,z) which sets absolute positional values so yes we could make a move(x,y,z) but I am not sure if this would be efficient.
I have been using setPosition(...) inside the update to loop to create controlled movement as I found it has more control.

If you can explain what you would like it for as there may be another way around it. If not I will be very happy to add the function for you

[ant0N]

[StarFire]

[ant0N]

please add this command!
function onUpdate()

entity. move(1,0,0)

end
it is much easier.

[StarFire]

ok I will add it to our todo list for you

[StarFire]

We have added the 2 new commands:

entity.move(id,x,y,z);

entity.turn(id,pitch,yaw,roll);

These commands are relative, and increment from its previous value not absolute in command such as setPosition(...)

You can get your hands on these in the new patch release to be release within the hour

[ant0N]

Thank you!!! it's great that you fulfill our desires.

[ant0N]

[StarFire]

[ant0N]

I need a function, которая срабатывает constantly, when the key is pressed. There is such a function?
P.S. can't wait for the textbooks.

[StarFire]

sorry there is no function to continuously send a key down event, this is usually done in script by setting a flag isPressed = 1 when the key is pressed then setting isPressed = 0 when the key is released. Then in your game loop check the state of isPressed and if isPressed=1 then do something, this is how you could move an object in game.

When coding there is generally many ways to achieve the same result.

What purpose do you require the function for?

[ant0N]

[StarFire]

[ant0N]

Thank You, NightHawk! This method is quite inconvenient, I thought what can be done easier.
These commands are necessary:
KeyDown(Key)
KeyHit(Key)
MouseDown()
MouseHit()
They will make the code shorter.

[StarFire]

Yes I agree, any thing that will make the code shorter has to be good, as long as there is not performance difference. I will have a look at these commands later for you

[ant0N]

Thank You!!!

[StarFire]