Joined: Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:08 am Posts: 409 Location: Montreal, Quebec
What i suggest to move left or right the horizontal platform, this i dont know if it will work??
Maybe that your horizontal platform into the side game should be some milkshape3d "toy model". That by pressing the left flipper the "PlatformToy" do a MoveX (negative) and cant move further at some X point. By pressing the right flipper the "PlatformToy" do a MoveX (positive) and cant move further at some X point.
Like if LeftFlipper pressed then...
Dim PlatformToyLeft
Sub AdvancePlatformToyLeft() PlatformToyLeft = PlatformToyLeft + PlatformToyLeft If (PlatformToyLeft = 1) Then PlatformToy.MoveX (negative number) If (PlatformToyLeft >= 10) Then PlatformToy.MoveX (nothing)
Other thing that is important is to reset the platform as: Sub ResetPlatformToyPositon... MoveToX position PlatformToyLeft = PlatformToyLeft - PlatformToyLeft PlatformToyRight = PlatformToyRight - PlatformToyRight
Well i think it could help, not sure but you can try it.
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wild
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 6:38 pm
Joined: Sat Jan 29, 2011 4:54 pm Posts: 1231
for the moment I noticed that it is the mini-gravity that makes the ball disappear...
in physics tweaks...I reduced the mass to 8, and increases the gravity 4500 ..... I do not know what I'm doing, but it seems that the ball remains in the miniplayfiels
wild
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 6:51 pm
Joined: Sat Jan 29, 2011 4:54 pm Posts: 1231
20degree wrote:
What i suggest to move left or right the horizontal platform, this i dont know if it will work??
Maybe that your horizontal platform into the side game should be some milkshape3d "toy model". That by pressing the left flipper the "PlatformToy" do a MoveX (negative) and cant move further at some X point. By pressing the right flipper the "PlatformToy" do a MoveX (positive) and cant move further at some X point.
Like if LeftFlipper pressed then...
Dim PlatformToyLeft
Sub AdvancePlatformToyLeft() PlatformToyLeft = PlatformToyLeft + PlatformToyLeft If (PlatformToyLeft = 1) Then PlatformToy.MoveX (negative number) If (PlatformToyLeft >= 10) Then PlatformToy.MoveX (nothing)
Other thing that is important is to reset the platform as: Sub ResetPlatformToyPositon... MoveToX position PlatformToyLeft = PlatformToyLeft - PlatformToyLeft PlatformToyRight = PlatformToyRight - PlatformToyRight
Well i think it could help, not sure but you can try it.
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I had thought in doing all the miniplayfild, in toy, hard work....and how I manage all the objects??with Bam, it's much easier to move the whole world...
which horizontal platform are you referring to??
Mamma mia what code,20degree??you too have attended the school of popotte and franzleo
Ya but if Popotte and Franzleo enter the room, I can grab them in a miniplayfield "sandbox" and make them dance
GeorgeH
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 7:43 pm
Joined: Thu Aug 16, 2012 11:12 pm Posts: 2512 Location: Arkansas, USA
...That I would like to see!
George
20degree
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:31 am
Joined: Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:08 am Posts: 409 Location: Montreal, Quebec
Well i have learned with the peoples here to code into FP, so big thank's to all of them; because without them i would not have the knowledges into FP.
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20degree
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:48 am
Joined: Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:08 am Posts: 409 Location: Montreal, Quebec
For your question: "which horizontal platform are you referring to??" I'm sure you have figure out that i speak about the center platform that mario move into the minigame. That the words "PlatformToyLeft and PlatformToyRight" are simply some (variables).
I write my FP games http://www.pinsimdb.org/pinball/?searchAuthorIdx=14711 with specifics words in my scripting. Also write a lot of: 'comments lines. This to make any ones follow and understand the scripts into my FP games. Brief to help peoples understand more the FP software. It also help me to know what i have scripted to make some other versions.
wild
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 5:26 pm
Joined: Sat Jan 29, 2011 4:54 pm Posts: 1231
thanks,20degree,but the problem is not how to move the mini playfield, or platform, but the fact that the kickers do not work well, when the latter and vertically.
I repeat with bam, it is much better to move the whole world.....the problem is learning to use bam. but in my case I'm a little delayed..(not of mind)
ok,about the problem, I used the latest version of Bob, meaning, in the sense that the ball does not always disappear vertically I speak.
and I added the famous whimsical kickers...which unfortunately always cause the disappearance of the ball, I do not show in the video, but look what happens if I do not run the ball out,with walls under the kickers....
Does the rubber guide not work better? I was thinking we can make it oval instead of square so ball can bounce at different angles
wild
Post subject: Re: Pinball Nintendo Nes
Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 6:22 pm
Joined: Sat Jan 29, 2011 4:54 pm Posts: 1231
Gimli wrote:
Does the rubber guide not work better? I was thinking we can make it oval instead of square so ball can bounce at different angles
of course, the rubber guide works better,the kickers do not work for nothing , but I just wanted to show the problem, it seems that the kickers kick the ball towards the glass, and not upwards.
but the big problem is that as soon as I remove the container walls under these kickers the ball resumes to disappear by magic.
good idea,for the rubber oval....if you could avoid letting them make those little rebounds, it would be much better.I believe it depends on the force of gravity you set, right?
possibly causing problems to the main-table,if you increase gravity....I am wrong?
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