Re Steve,
Another funny approach:
function WhichObject pLoc,pObj
local tCurLoc, tColor
-----
put the screenMouseLoc into tCurLoc
lock screen
hide pObj
set the screenMouseloc to globalLoc(pLoc)
put the mouseColor into tColor
set the screenMouseloc to tCurLoc
show pObj
unlock screen
return WhatKindOfObject(tColor)
end WhichObject
WhatKindOfObject function would return the right object according to
the passed color :-)
Not tested... but should work.
Ah, there are so many ways to do a job with Rev!
Le 24 juin 05 à 16:30, Steve Bonham a écrit :
Intersect doesn't work after all. It appears that one object will
intersect with another irregular object's rect and NOT the objects
true shape (polygon points).
See illustration... at:
http://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/cet/SB/ball_fairway.jpg
Is there a way to get Rev to:
1. evaluate IF the loc of an object is within the shape (defined by
a series of coordinates) of an object?
OR
2. evaluate IF the loc of an object intersects with the shape
(defined by a series of coordinates) of an object?
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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