Collisions
I want to post any number of absence hours and attendance hours in infotype 2001 and 2002 and dont want the system to issue collisions and stop me from doing that. How can i do that.
Thanks
Hi,
You can use time constraint 3. Also in Table V_554Y_B in the reaction indicator tab you maintain it as N wherin the system reaction will be You can create the new record but collisions are not displayed.
This is generally not a best practice though.
Regards
Raghu
Edited by: Raghu C on May 13, 2009 7:02 AM
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Hi,
I'm working on a 2D game, it's top-down like GTA2, but I'm havinfgproblems with the collision detector. I know there are a lot of posts about collision already but they didn't help me much. I'm using the separating axis theorem (explained here: http://www.harveycartel.org/metanet/tutorials/tutorialA.html#section1) and most of the code is inspired by http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/PolygonCollision.asp .
Separating axis theorem:
find all axis perpendicular to all the edges of both objects,
project both objects on the axis,
if there is an axis where the projections do not overlap, then the objects do not overlap.
The problem is that I think my code should work. And guess what, it doesn't. I checked the code 30 times this weekend but maybe there is some tiny mistake I overlook each time..
When I run the program with 6 objects I get this:
1 2 3 4 5 6
1: - 0 0 0 0 0
2: 0 - 1 0 0 0
3: 0 1 - 0 0 0
4: 0 0 0 - 0 0
5: 0 0 0 0 - 0
6: 0 0 0 0 0 - (1=intersect, 0=doesn't intersect)
but this is completely wrong. You can run the program yourself to see the exact locations of the objects.
1 is the triangle at the top,
2 and 3 are the triangles who share an edge
4 is the one on the left intersecting with 3
5 is the triangle on the right
6 is the parallelogram
But it really gets weird when I add a 7th object (the one in the comments):
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1: - 0 0 0 0 0 0
2: 0 - 0 0 0 0 0
3: 0 0 - 0 0 0 0
4: 0 0 0 - 0 0 0
5: 0 0 0 0 - 0 0
6: 0 0 0 0 0 - 0
7: 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Now 2 and 3 don't intersect anymore! They didn't change I just added another object.
I'm adding a short explanationof all the classes and the code itself. I know it's a lot of code but I added all the test classes so you can just run Test.Test
I hope someone can help me with this.
Thanks,
El Bandano
_<h5>package CollisionDetector:</h5>_
<h6>CollisionDetector</h6>
The class that is supposed to check for collisions. It will take 2 Props and return a CollisionResult
<h6>CollisionResult</h6>
A small class with 2 public fields. For now only the boolean Intersect matters.
<h6>Interval</h6>
Another small class that represents an interval of floats. It's pretty simple. Distance should return something negative if 2 intervals overlap.
_<h5>package World</h5>_
<h6>MovableProp</h6>
An interface of an object. All objects should be convex.
<h6>Vector2D</h6>
A 2D-vector. It has an x and a y value (floats) and some simple methods. a 2D vector can represent a point or an edge/axis. For a point the x and y are the coordinates. For an axis you need a normalized vector (x^2+y^2=1) and the x and y are coordinates on a parrallell line through (0,0).
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<h6>Test</h6>
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<h6>TestMovProp</h6>
A basic implementation of MovableProp.
<h6>TestPanel</h6>
A panel that draws MovableProp.
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<h6>CollisionDetector</h6>
package CollsisionDetector;
import World.MovableProp;
import World.Vector2D;
import java.util.ArrayList;
public class CollisionDetector {
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CollisionResult result = new CollisionResult();
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result.WillIntersect = true;
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return result;
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// line <-> y=(-a/1)*x+b
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float b = point.y - a2*point.x;
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public Vector2D[] UniqueEdges(MovableProp propA,MovableProp propB){
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Vector2D[] bEdges = propB.getEdges();
ArrayList<Vector2D> tmp = new ArrayList<Vector2D>();
for (Vector2D v: aEdges){
tmp.add(v);
for (Vector2D v: bEdges){
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tmp.add(v);
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import World.Vector2D;
public class CollisionResult {
public boolean WillIntersect;
public boolean Intersect;
public Vector2D MinimumTranslationVector;
public CollisionResult() {
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public float min;
public float max;
public Interval() {
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max = Float.MIN_VALUE;
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public interface MovableProp {
public int getNPoints();
public Vector2D[] getEdges();
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public float x;
public float y;
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this.x = x;
this.y = y;
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import CollsisionDetector.CollisionDetector;
import World.MovableProp;
import java.awt.Polygon;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Vector;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
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float[] y = new float[3];
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for (int j=0; j<n; j++){
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else
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window.pack();
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import World.Vector2D;
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float[] X;
float[] Y;
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import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.AudioClip;
import java.awt.event. *;
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int y1_speed = 1;
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int appletsize_y = 200;
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
x_speed = +3;
y_speed = -3;
public void start() {
t = new Thread(this);
t.start();
public void stop() {
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g.fillOval(x1_pos - radius, y1_pos - radius, 2 * radius, 2 * radius);
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sound2 = getAudioClip( getDocumentBase(), "Audio2.au" );
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y_speed = +3;
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x2_speed *= -1;
sound2.play();
// ball 2 y coordinate.
else if (y2_pos > (bounds.y + bounds.height) - b2_radius || y2_pos < bounds.y + b2_radius)
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sound2.play();
// Checks the distance between the balls. If it is less than the sum of the radii, then they are colliding.
p = Math.sqrt(Math.pow((x1_pos - x2_pos), 2) + Math.pow((y1_pos - y2_pos), 2));
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// see declaration for details
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x1_speed *= -1;
x2_speed *= -1;
y1_speed *= -1;
y2_speed *= -1;
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{ hasCollision = false; }
// Move both balls.
x1_pos += x1_speed;
y1_pos += y1_speed;
x2_pos += x2_speed;
y2_pos += y2_speed;
// Repaint the scene
repaint();
}Cheers
Sutasman
Edited by: Sutasman on Dec 6, 2009 1:17 AM -
Time enry collisions and wage type issues
Hi Experts,
We do not have holiday's embedded in our schedules due to the flexibility in when employees are allowed to take the paid time off and also due to
our "flex" work schedules being more than 8 hour work days but the holiday benefit is an 8 hour benefit. This has caused us a lot of issues with
time entry, however, we thought it had been corrected. We are now running into the same issues. Here is an example:
First Issue:
Work Schedule week of 12/31/07 - 01/05/08
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat
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Tuesday the 1st is a holiday and the employee must enter Absence type 240 for 10 hours to fit his schedule. Employee also work on the holiday and
needs to enter Attendance type 832 for unscheduled holiday work. When we try to enter the attendance we receive a full day collision error and
cannot continue.
Second Issue:
Work Schedule week of 12/31/07 - 01/05/08
Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat
Schedule 0 8 8 8 8 8 0
Tuesday is the holiday and the employee enters Absence type 240 for 8 hours to fit her schedule. She is also on Standy-By time for the holiday. We
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Advice me to resolve this ticket on time, its high priority ticket.Hi,
I think your 1st problem comes from the misunderstanding of SAP work schedule logic.
As you mentioned, you want to input ab type 240 to fit work schedule. But it's not necessary.
For that day is a WORK day with holiday class 1. That means scheduled work can be overwrited by holiday. If the employee does not come to work in that day without any 2001 informations, he/she is NOT absence,because that day is a paid time off.
And as for the attendance type, it's also no needed. Because if employee came to work in a public holiday, the working hours will automatically counted as OT hours but UNAPPORVED! To approve this OT, you need input 2007 attendance quota. In this example, the employee got 10 hours OT in puplic holiday which is recorded by SAP TM but unapporved. Then you should create a 2007 record with 10 hours attendance quota in the same day. By doing this, the TM evaluation will count those 10 hours as paid OT.
I think the way above is what you called "flexibility in when employees are allowed to take the paid time off "
Hope helpful
Br,Kee -
Interface errors (crc, in/output, collisions etc.) via snmp
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File name collision during build that includes Report Generation toolkit. How to correct?
When I switched to LV 8.6 (it's also in 8.6.1) I started getting a file name collision warning when building an installer that included the Report Generation toolkit. The executable works, but I don't like to leave warnings uninvestigated. I don't understand 1) why it's happening now and 2) what it's recommending for the fix. Here's part of the actual warning it gives.
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8.6\vi.lib\Utility\NIReport.llb\Append Horizontal Line to Report.vi...........Hi GS,
The architecture of the Report Generation Toolkit was changed in LabVIEW 8.6 to utilize LabVIEW Classes. As such, there are some warnings during an EXE build because the class VIs have identical names. Classes were not used in the toolkit in LabVIEW 8.5 and previous...that's why you didn't see any warnings during the build until now.
Your EXE should still function properly, and you shouldn't have to change anything about your build. The purpose of the warnings is to let you know that the duplicate-named VIs needed to be handled differently during the build.
-D
Darren Nattinger, CLA
LabVIEW Artisan and Nugget Penman -
Hello Experts,
I am facing an issue with Formula collision, below is an expample
My requirement is to use Column formula for the value (????) in the below table.
Restriction (C1) Restriction (C2) Formula(C1-C2)
Restriction (R1) 4 2 2
Restriction (R2) 8 3 5
Formula(R1+R2) 12 5 ????
I have tried using the below settings
1) Formula(R1+R2) "Standard"
2) Formula(C1-C2) " Use result of this formula"
But still getting row formula being used, please advice.
Thanks,Select the Formula which you created Formula(C1-C2)
In the properties tab Go to Calculations--> Select the Check Box Cumulated
In the Drop Down for Calculation Direction Select --> Calculate Along Columns
If you require you can also select the Check Box Also Apply to Results
Hope it Helps.
rgds, Ghuru -
I was in a car collision and need proof of my location when I called 911. The Police Dept., refused to respond, since there were no injuries.
Now, I have a dispute with the other driver who is falsely stating accident happened at another intersection. In addition of calling 911 twice, I also took pictures of damages. Unfortunately, I did not take pictures of the intersection signs.
My AT&T carrier states that this info. can only be disclosed by a subpoena. My insurance carrier states that they will not subpoena this info., since it is a civil case only.
The Police Department does not keep records of calls they do not attend to.
How can I get this location info. from my i phone device if at all possible?
Thanks,
Pecosa
iPhone 4, iOS 6.0.1Johnathan Burger,
I did take photos of the damages to car and license plates, but NOT the intersection signs.
How do I get the GPS Data in the exit data of photos? Please advise.
Thanks,
Message was edited by: Pecosa
Message was edited by: Pecosa -
Events Triggered By Collision Detection In Shockwave 3D Environment Happen More Than Once?
Okay, I've finally managed to get my Director 3D game to move an object to a new random position when collision detection occurs with that object! HOWEVER, sometimes it will work as expected and other times the object seems to move SEVERAL times before settling. Anyone have any idea why it isn't always just moving once and settling as I'd hoped it would...?
To see an example of the problem I'm facing, create a new Director movie then insert a new Shockwave 3D media element into that Director movie named "Scene" and apply the below code to that 3D media element. I've tried to trim the code down as much as possible to get right to the heart of the problem:
=====
property Scene -- reference to 3D cast member
property pSprite -- referebce to the 3D sprite
property pCharacter -- reference to the yellow in the 3D world
property pTransformgreen01Flag -- reference to the flag which will trigger action to move green01 + increase score on collision
property pTransformgreen02Flag -- reference to the flag which will trigger action to move green02 + increase score on collision
on beginSprite me
-- initiate properties and 3D world
pSprite = sprite(me.spriteNum)
Global Scene
Scene = sprite(me.spriteNum).member
Scene.resetWorld()
Tempobjres = Scene.newmodelresource("sphereRES", #sphere) --create sphere modelresource
Tempobjres.radius = 10 --set sphere modelresrource radius to 20
Tempobjres.resolution = 17 --set the sphere modelresource resolution to 17
Tempobj = scene.newmodel("yellow", tempobjres) --create a model from the sphere modelresource
Tempshader = scene.newshader("sphereshd", #standard) --create a new standard shader
Tempshader.diffuse = rgb(250,250,10) --set the diffuse color (in this case, a light green)
Tempshader.texture = void --set the texture of the shader to void
Tempobj.transform.position=vector(0,0,0)
Tempobj.shaderlist = tempshader -- assign the shader to the model
Tempobjres1 = Scene.newmodelresource("sphereRES1", #sphere) --create sphere modelresource
Tempobjres1.radius = 10 --set sphere modelresrource radius to 20
Tempobjres1.resolution = 17 --set the sphere modelresource resolution to 17
Tempobj1 = scene.newmodel("green01", tempobjres1) --create a model from the sphere modelresource
Tempshader1 = scene.newshader("sphereshd1", #standard) --create a new standard shader
Tempshader1.diffuse = rgb(100,200,50) --set the diffuse color (in this case, a light green)
Tempshader1.texture = void --set the texture of the shader to void
Tempobj1.transform.position = vector(25,25,0)
Tempobj1.shaderlist = tempshader1 -- assign the shader to the model
Tempobjres2 = Scene.newmodelresource("sphereRES2", #sphere) --create sphere modelresource
Tempobjres2.radius = 10 --set sphere modelresrource radius to 20
Tempobjres2.resolution = 17 --set the sphere modelresource resolution to 17
Tempobj2 = scene.newmodel("green02", tempobjres2) --create a model from the sphere modelresource
Tempshader2 = scene.newshader("sphereshd2", #standard) --create a new standard shader
Tempshader2.diffuse = rgb(100,200,50) --set the diffuse color (in this case, a light green)
Tempshader2.texture = void --set the texture of the shader to void
Tempobj2.transform.position = vector(-25,-25,0)
Tempobj2.shaderlist = tempshader2 -- assign the shader to the model
--the following lines will add collision detection for all three on-screen 3D objects
Tempobj.addModifier(#collision)
Tempobj.collision.enabled=true
Tempobj1.addModifier(#collision)
Tempobj1.collision.enabled=true
Tempobj2.addModifier(#collision)
Tempobj2.collision.enabled=true
Tempobj.collision.resolve=true
Tempobj1.collision.resolve=true
Tempobj2.collision.resolve=true
--the following lines will tell Director what to do with a specific object when it collides with another
Tempobj.collision.setCollisionCallBack(#beepsound, me)
Tempobj1.collision.setCollisionCallBack(#hitgreen01, me)
Tempobj2.collision.setCollisionCallBack(#hitgreen02, me)
pCharacter = Scene.model("yellow")
-- we must define pCharacter after we use the resetWorld() command
-- otherwise this variable object will be deleted
createCollisionDetect
pTransformgreen01Flag = false
pTransformgreen02Flag = false
end
on createCollisionDetect
Global Scene
-- add collision modifier to the character
pCharacter.addmodifier(#collision)
-- set bounding geometry for collision detection to bounding box of model
pCharacter.collision.mode = #mesh
-- resolve collision for character
pCharacter.collision.resolve = TRUE
end
on keyDown
Global Scene
case(chartonum(the keypressed)) of
30: --up arrow
scene.model("yellow").translate(0,5,0)
31: --down arrow
scene.model("yellow").translate(0,-5,0)
28: --left arrow
scene.model("yellow").translate(-5,0,0)
29: --right arrow
scene.model("yellow").translate(5,0,0)
end case
end
--when "yellow" (player character) hits another object, this will happen:
on beepsound me, colData
beep --plays sound
end
--when "green01" is hit by another object, this will happen:
on hitgreen01 me, colData
Global Scene
pTransformgreen01Flag=true
end
--when "green02" is hit by another object, this will happen:
on hitgreen02 me, colData
Global Scene
pTransformgreen02Flag=true
end
on enterFrame me
Global Scene
if pTransformgreen01Flag then
--the following lines will generate new random x and y co-ordinates for green01
randomx=random(-110,110)
green01x=randomx
randomy=random(-90,90)
green01y=randomy
Scene = member("Scene")
Scene.model("green01").transform.position = vector(green01x,green01y,0)
pTransformgreen01Flag = false
end if
if pTransformgreen02Flag then
--the following lines will generate new random x and y co-ordinates for green02
randomx=random(-110,110)
green02x=randomx
randomy=random(-90,90)
green02y=randomy
Scene = member("Scene")
Scene.model("green02").transform.position = vector(green02x,green02y,0)
pTransformgreen02Flag = false
end if
end
=====
I imagine the part that's causing the issue is the "on enterFrame me" part at the end, but can't see any reason why it wouldn't just perform the desired action ONCE every time...?
This is really confusing the hell out of me and is pretty much the final hurdle before I can call my game "finished" so any and all assistance would be GREATLY appreciated!You can get yourself a used copy of my book http://www.amazon.com/Director-Shockwave-Studio-Developers-Guide/dp/0072132655/ for $0.82 + shipping. Chapter 14 contains 33 pages which deal specifically with the vagaries of the collision modifier.
You can download just the chapter on Collision Detection from http://nonlinear.openspark.com/book/Collisions.zip. This includes the demo movies and the unedited draft of the text for the chapter.
Perhaps you will find this useful. -
I'm trying to make an android game and I want that when a collision with another object change of sc
I'm trying to make an android game and I want that when a collision with another object change of scene
how i can do thishere is the doc on htiTestObject for detecting collisions.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/display/DisplayOb ject.html#hitTestObject()
for scene change use the second parameter in gotoandplay() to define scene name doc below
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/display/MovieClip .html#gotoAndPlay() -
How to solve the dn collision in AD during AD account provisioning
Hello,
I have multiple users with the same last name, first name and middle name.
We decided to build the full name using the rule:
lastName, firstName
OR lastName, firstName# (if the lastName, firstName already exists, add a number and the number just get incremented as needed).
OR lastName, firstName MiddleInitial (if exist middleName exists for user)
I wrote the code to prepop the FullName field in the AD process form and the code works fine.
But when OIM is trying to create the AD account, I got the error:
In the Create User, rejected task:
Response: AD Invalid data error
Response Description: Could not create user as the formed account name contains special characters
The log file showed:
ERROR,16 Jul 2011 17:19:02,018,[OIMCP.ADCS],The error occured in tcADUtilLDAPController::createObject():[LDAP: error code 80 - 00000057: SysErr: DSID-031A0FB6, problem 22 (Invalid argument), data 0
^@]
ERROR,16 Jul 2011 17:19:02,018,[OIMCP.ADCS],Invalid Data Error encountered
Invalid Data:[LDAP: error code 80 - 00000057: SysErr: DSID-031A0FB6, problem 22 (Invalid argument), data 0
The full name in the AD process form has the value: Garcia Jose C2
That means AD does not like the full name to contain a number?
How can I fix this problem because we have a lot of dn collision in the same OU? We would like to guarantee uniqueness of dn across the domain.
Thank you.
KhanhHi,
You can try making an LDIF file with a example name that you would produce, then, on Windows, try using ldifde.exe to import that LDIF file into the AD, and see if it gets you an error. That would tell you whether or not AD is willing to accept the name format you're trying to use.
Jim -
im using two (transparent background) .png images as sprites. Both are of same width and height. And both have the same starting point.
But one image is on lower half of one sprite, and the other image is on upper half. Non-transparent (visible) parts of the images collides only at one point. Even though sprites meets at only one point the method below always returns true.
I used this method to check the collision.
What's wrong with my code ?
boolean checkCollision(){
if(sprite_car.collidesWith(sprite_man,true)){
return true;
} else return false;
}hope this info is enough .If anyone need more info pls let me know.
Thanx in advance !hi,
incase you have not yet found the answer, can you post the code here? -
Camera Collision Detection - Is It Possible?
Hi,
I am making a 3D RPG game and I would like to know if it is possible to get collision detection on a camera created in Adobe Director 11. I have my 3D character running through an underground maze and he detects correctly on the walls of the maze. However, I also have a camera as a child to the character so this moves with him. I have added a bounding-box to this camera but it still doesn't detect whereas the gunBB works fine, as does the characterBB.
This is really confusing and I don't know what I am doing wrong. Any help would be really appreciated!
Thanks, Phil.Thanks for the reply. It is not exactly what I am looking for as the script is different than the style I am using. This is the script I have got so far, I have also added an extra camera to view what is happening.
property pSprite, p3Dmember -- reference to the 3D member
--property pLevel, maze -- Level
--property pLeftArrow, pRightArrow, pDownArrow, pUpArrow -- arrow keys
--property pCharacter -- character in the 3D world
--property pTofuBB, pGunBB, gun -- character + gun
--property gUseGun, hasGun
--property pCamera, pCameraBoundingBox --camera and bounding box
--property barrier,mountains,exitmaze
--property door1, door2, turret, turretgun
--property keylist, keypresslist -- for keys pressed
--on beginSprite me
-- -- define the 3D cast member
-- p3Dmember = sprite(me.spriteNum).member
-- -- reset the 3D world
-- p3Dmember.resetWorld()
-- pSprite = sprite(me.spriteNum)
-- pCamera = pSprite.camera
-- -- define level as 3DS level Plane - must all be defined after resetWorld()
-- pLevel = p3Dmember.model("landscape")
-- mountains = p3Dmember.model("mountains")
-- turret = p3Dmember.model("turret")
-- turretgun = p3Dmember.model("turretgun")
-- maze = p3Dmember.model("maze")
-- exitmaze = p3Dmember.model("exitmaze")
-- pCharacter = p3Dmember.model("hero")
-- gun = p3Dmember.model("gun")
-- barrier = p3Dmember.model("barrier")
-- door1 = p3Dmember.model("door1")
-- door2 = p3Dmember.model("door2")
-- -- stop hero walking biped animation
-- pCharacter.bonesPlayer.pause()
-- -- below for key control
-- keylist = []
-- keypresslist = []
-- -- this sets up a list of keycodes to track.
-- -- this code covers the arrow keys only, it could be changed to cover a full range of keys
-- repeat with i = 123 to 126
-- keylist[i] = i -- this creates a list of keycodes to track
-- keypresslist[i] = 0 -- this creates a "last state" list that corresponds to the keycode.
-- --keypresslist tracks the last known state of that key, so we can tell when a keypress has changed.
-- end repeat
-- -- key control end
-- createBoundingBoxes
-- createLight
--end
-- code used to create bounding boxes
--on createBoundingBoxes
-- -- create tofu bounding box for character
-- tofuBB_MR = p3Dmember.newModelResource("tofuBox",#box)
-- tofuBB_MR.height = 235
-- tofuBB_MR.width = 235
-- tofuBB_MR.length = 500
-- pTofuBB = p3Dmember.newModel("tofuBox",tofuBB_MR)
-- pTofuBB.worldPosition = pCharacter.worldPosition
-- -- create parent child relationships
-- pCharacter.addChild(pTofuBB, #preserveWorld)
-- invisShader = p3Dmember.newShader("invisShader",#standard)
-- invisShader.transparent = TRUE
-- invisShader.blend = 50
-- pTofuBB.shaderlist = p3Dmember.shader("invisShader")
-- pCamera = p3Dmember.newCamera("camera")
-- frontCam = p3Dmember.newCamera("frontCam")
-- frontCam.fieldOfView = 35
-- frontCam.transform.position = vector(-14150,-3100,-600)
-- frontCam.transform.rotation = vector(90,0,180)
-- pSprite.camera = p3Dmember.camera("frontCam")
-- pCamera.fieldOfView = 75
-- pCamera.transform.position = vector(500,1800,450) --450
-- pCamera.transform.rotation = vector(90,0,180)
-- pSprite.camera = p3Dmember.camera("camera")
-- cameraModRes = p3Dmember.newModelResource("cameraModRes",#sphere)
-- cameraModRes.radius = 200
-- pCameraBoundingBox = p3Dmember.newModel("CameraBoundingBox",cameraModRes)
-- pCameraBoundingBox.worldPosition = pCamera.worldPosition
-- pCameraBoundingBox.shaderList = p3Dmember.shader("invisShader")
-- pCamera.addChild(pCameraBoundingBox, #preserveWorld)
-- pCharacter.addChild(pCamera,#preserveWorld)
-- -- create gun bounding box
-- gun.worldposition.z = gun.worldposition.z + 200
-- gunMR = p3Dmember.newModelResource("gunSphere",#sphere)
-- gunMR.radius = 218
-- pGunBB = p3Dmember.newModel("gunSphere", gunMR)
-- pGunBB.worldPosition = gun.worldPosition
-- pGunBB.shaderList = p3Dmember.shader("invisShader")
-- pGunBB.addChild(gun, #preserveWorld)
--end
-- code below used to light up level
--on createLight
-- -- create a point 'bulb' type light
-- p3Dmember.newLight("Bulb Light", #point )
-- -- position the light
-- p3Dmember.light("Bulb Light").transform.position = vector(0,0,100)
-- -- define light color and intensity
-- p3Dmember.light("Bulb Light").color = rgb(255,255,255)
-- -- Make the character model a parent of the light
-- -- Bulb Light becomes a child of pCharacter
-- -- This is done so that the light will always move
-- -- with the character.
-- pCharacter.addChild(p3Dmember.light("Bulb Light"),#preserveParent)
--end
--on keyUp me
-- --pCharacter.bonesPlayer.pause()
-- --if keypressed("s")
--end
--on keydown me
-- if keypressed("c") then changeCamera
--end
--on changeCamera
-- -- check the sprites camera and switch
-- if pSprite.camera = p3Dmember.camera("frontCam") then
-- pSprite.camera = p3Dmember.camera("camera")
-- else
-- pSprite.camera = p3Dmember.camera("frontcam")
-- end if
--end
--on exitFrame me
-- below detects which keys are pressed
--repeat with i = 1 to keylist.count
--inewstate= keypressed( keylist[i] )
--if keypresslist[i] <> inewstate then -- this means the key changed status from whether it's up or down
--if inewstate= 0 then
-- they key was released
--keyLastReleased = keylist[i]
--if (keyLastReleased=123) then pLeftArrow = 0 -- 123 = left arrow key
--if (keyLastReleased=124) then pRightArrow = 0 -- 124 = right arrow key
--if (keyLastReleased=125) then
--pDownArrow = 0 -- 125 = down arrow key
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.pause()
--end if
--if (keyLastReleased=126) then
--pUpArrow = 0 -- 126 = up arrow key
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.pause()
--end if
--else
-- the key was pressed
--keyLastPressed = keylist[i]
--if (keyLastPressed=123) then pLeftArrow = 1 -- 123 = left arrow key
--if (keyLastPressed=124) then pRightArrow = 1 -- 124 = right arrow key
--if (keyLastPressed=125) then pDownArrow = 1 -- 125 = down arrow key
--if (keyLastPressed=126) then pUpArrow = 1 -- 126 = up arrow key
--end if
--keypresslist[i] = inewstate-- update so we remember its new state.
--end if
--end repeat
-- by the time this repeat loop has finished, keypresslist will contain a complete index of what keys
-- are held down, and which aren't.
-- Note: most keyboards have a limit on how many keys they'll track simultaneously.
--checkCollisions
--characterMove
-- gun collision start
--if gUseGun = TRUE then
--pTofuBB.addChild(pGunBB,#preserveParent)
--pGunBB.worldPosition = pTofuBB.worldPosition
--pGunBB.worldPosition.z = 500
--pGunBB.worldPosition.x = pCharacter.worldPosition.x - 150 --50
---pGunBB.worldPosition.y = -860
--pGunBB.rotate(0,0,-240)
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.pause()
--gUseGun = FALSE
--hasGun = TRUE
--end if
-- gun collision end
--end
--on characterMove
-- if the right arrow is pressed,
-- rotate the character 5 degrees about the z-axis
--if pRightArrow then
-- rotate character and camera
--pCharacter.rotate(0,0,-2)
--end if
--if the left arrow is pressed,
-- rotate character -5 degrees about the z-axis
--if pLeftArrow then
--pCharacter.rotate(0,0,2)
--end if
-- if the up arrow is pressed,
-- move the character 5 pixels along the y-axis
--if pUpArrow then
--if (pcharacter.bonesPlayer.playing = 0) then
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.loop = true
--if (_key.shiftDown) then
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.playRate = 2
--if (hasGun = TRUE) then -- running
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 6270, 8330, 1)
--else
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 2067, 4130, 1)
--end if
--else
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.playRate = 1
--if (hasGun = TRUE) then -- walking
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 4200, 6200, 1)
--else
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 0, 2000, 1)
--end if
--end if
--end if -- bonesPlayer playing
--if (_key.shiftDown) then
--pCharacter.translate(120,0,0)
--else
--pCharacter.translate(50,0,0)
--end if
--end if
-- if the down arrow is pressed,
-- move the character -5 pixels along the y-axis
--if pDownArrow then
--if (pcharacter.bonesPlayer.playing = 0) then
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.loop = true
--if (_key.shiftDown) then
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.playRate = 2
--if (hasGun = TRUE) then -- running
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 6270, 8330, 1)
--else
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 2067, 4130, 1)
--end if
--else
--pCharacter.bonesPlayer.playRate = 1
--if (hasGun = TRUE) then -- walking
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 4200, 6200, 1)
--else
--pCharacter.bonesplayer.play("hero", 1, 0, 2000, 1)
--end if
--end if
--end if -- bonesPlayer playing
--if (_key.shiftDown) then
--pCharacter.translate(-120,0,0)
--else
--pCharacter.translate(-50,0,0)
--end if
--end if
-- floor collision
--thisPosn = pTofuBB.worldPosition
-----thisPosn.z = 1000
--tModelList = [pLevel, maze, door1, door2] -- removed wall as its no longer on level
--tOptionsList = [#levelOfDetail: #detailed, #modelList: tModelList]
--thisData = p3Dmember.modelsUnderRay(thisPosn,vector(0,0,-1),tOptionsList)
--if thisData.count then
--totalCount = thisData.count
--repeat with dataIndex = 1 to totalCount
--terrainPosn = thisData[dataIndex].isectPosition
--- if (thisData[dataIndex].model = pLevel) then
--tDiff = (terrainPosn.z - pTofuBB.worldPosition.z) + 375
--pCharacter.translate(0,0,tDiff,#world)
--exit repeat
--end repeat
--end if
--end
--on checkCollisions
--tModelList = [pGunBB, barrier, mountains, maze, exitmaze, turret, turretgun]
--tOptionsList = [#maxNumberOfModels: 2, #levelOfDetail: #detailed, #modelList: tModelList, #maxDistance: 300]
-- make 4 rays around character checking for collisions, 90 degrees apart
--repeat with i = 1 to 18
--pCharacter.rotate(0,0,20,#self)
--returnData = p3Dmember.modelsUnderRay(pCharacter.worldPosition,pCharacter.transform.xAxis,tOptionsList )
--if (returnData.count) then
-- first in array is closest
--checkObjectFoundDistance(returnData[1])
--end if
--end repeat
--end
--on checkObjectFoundDistance thisData -- check distance from collision with objects
--dist = thisData.distance
-- check if distance is less than width of bounding box
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"barrier":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"mountains":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"maze":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"exitmaze":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"turret":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--if (dist < 150) then
--case thisData[#model].name of
--"gunSphere":
--gUseGun = TRUE
--"turretgun":
-- get distance of penetration
--diff = 150 - dist
-- calculate vector perpend icular to the wall's surface to move the character
-- using the #isectNormal property
--tVector = thisData.isectNormal * diff
-- move the character in order to resolve the collision
--pCharacter.translate(tVector,#world)
--end case
--end if
--end -
[SOLVED] Address space collision after kernel 3.0 upgrade
After upgrading to linux 3.0.1 I get the following error messages from kernel:
kernel: [ 0.313527] pci_root PNP0A08:00: address space collision: host bridge window [mem 0x000cc000-0x000cffff] conflicts with Video ROM [mem 0x000c0000-0x000ce9ff]
kernel: [ 0.313537] pci_root PNP0A08:00: address space collision: host bridge window [mem 0x000d0000-0x000d3fff] conflicts with Adapter ROM [mem 0x000cf000-0x000d0fff]
Anyone having similar issues? What could this be related to?
Everything seems to work fine so far... but this message is making me a little nervous....
Last edited by king.flasher.dave (2011-08-31 14:20:33)The kernel is reporting a BIOS bug (in the DSDT table). Many BIOS tables say nonsense things like two pieces of hardware being addressable at the same location of memory. Most likely it's been that way all along, but over time the kernel devs check for more of these things, thus new error messages come out.
If all of your hardware still works, then you can ignore it. Otherwise, you can try upgrading BIOS firmware in the hope that a newer version doesn't have the bug. (Or you can correct the table yourself and get the kernel to use the corrected copy from disk instead of the one in firmware, but I've found that to be very hard to accomplish.) -
How can I NOT let collision happen in Flash CS4(AS3)?
I have been playing with collisions for quite a while, but cannot seem to get it just the way i want it to be.
I made a new rectangle into a Movie Clip, with an instance name : "block_mc"
I made a sphere into a Movie Clip, with an instance name : "ball_mc"
I made the sphere(ball_mc) movable with the arrow keys.(see post:http://forums.adobe.com/thread/491457?tstart=0 )
Now I wanted to try and make the sphere(ball_mc) stop moving so it wont hit the rectangle(block_mc), so that the rectangle(block_mc) would act like a solid object.
Meaning the sphere(ball_mc) would not be able to touch the rectangle(block_mc). It would act like a wall.
Now my problem is I don't know if there is a way of not letting objects collide?
I tried the ".hitTestObject()" but that did not work for me.
~ Thanks for Help and Advice~I apologize, for this confusing long question, I simply ment to ask:
Is there a way Flash CS4(AS3.0) will not let Objects on stage collide?
~Thank you for any Tips, Advice and Help~ -
I was in a car collision and need proof of my location when I called 911. The Police Dept., refused to respond, since there were no injuries.
Now, I have a dispute with the other driver who is falsely stating accident happened at another intersection. In addition of calling 911 twice, I also took pictures of damages. Unfortunately, I did not take pictures of the intersection signs.
My AT&T carrier states that this info. can only be disclosed by a subpoena. My insurance carrier states that they will not subpoena this info., since it is a civil case only.
The Police Department does not keep records of calls they do not attend to.
How can I get this location info. from my i phone device if at all possible?
Thanks,
PecosaJohnathan Burger,
I did take photos of the damages to car and license plates, but NOT the intersection signs.
How do I get the GPS Data in the exit data of photos? Please advise.
Thanks,
Message was edited by: Pecosa
Message was edited by: Pecosa
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