Yeah, i see that now, thanks for the reply Botman.
Anybody got any ideas on how to lock the thirdperson camera with the
rotation of the vehicle?
On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:41:54 -0600, Jeffrey botman Broome
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <SB> Childe Roland wrote:
> > I found the following section of code:
> > =====================================================
> > void CPropJeep::GetCannonAim( Vector *resultDir )
> > {
> > Vector muzzleOrigin;
> > QAngle muzzleAngles;
> > GetAttachment( LookupAttachment("gun_ref"), muzzleOrigin,
> > muzzleAngles );
> > AngleVectors( muzzleAngles, resultDir );
> > }
> > =====================================================
> > Does anyone know how the "gun_ref" attachment works?
>
> My guess is that "gun_ref" is an attachment point on the weapon that is
> attached to the vehicle. I'm guessing GetAttachment() takes the
> location and rotation of a bone (named "gun_ref") and returns those
> values in 'muzzleOrigin' (the location) and 'muzzleAngles' (the
> rotation). It then converts the muzzle angles to a vector 'resultDir'
> and that gets returned to the caller.
>
> This function basically takes the "gun_ref" bone (the gun that you can
> aim while driving the buggy) and returns a vector indicating which way
> that gun is currently pointing.
>
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> Jeffrey "botman" Broome
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