So I have to use cubes. In the image below, I have a cube around the ship, and I have one around the enemy spider. If I parent the cube and the spider object the animation doesn’t work on the spider.
So the spider box must hit the ship box for it to be damaged or destroyed. I don’t think the spider needs a game property. How that works, I don’t know.
It is unfortunate that objects can’t simply be attached to another without using python code. I have some example code for spiders to attack a robot, but I don’t get it. How to get that to work, with the spiders being stationary.
It is unfortunate that objects can’t simply be attached to another without using python code
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If I parent the cube and the spider object the animation doesn’t work on the spider.
parent spider armature to the cube, spider mesh to the armature.
look at your screenshot, do you see a fault there?
(static? no collision bounds?)
Use google/youtube search for hitbox or collision with hitbox, should bring up a quite amount of tutorials.
Also re-read your previous topics, i bet its explained there aswell.
did you do the same with the ship model? box collision/dynamic?
You’d think the game development book would contain something like a hitbox example
no idea, im self teached lol, google and a few questions on this forum. but i never had collision problems.
The idea is very simple, for every mesh/object with(out) an armature that needs collision i just do:
parent armature/object to a cube, the cube has dynamic and box collision (everything parented to that cube/armature has no collision). that’s all you need to let objects collide with eachother.
