I have been trying to build a magnet, and i am missing one vital thing, creating a push on an object relative to the forward axis of the rotation of an object. I was wondering if anyone could post an example of this (i have already elimated the effects of distance and any lack of energy so that isn't a problem).
If that explination isn't good enough, what i mean is, say the object's X axis is pointing North, i want anything near it to be pushed north, and if i rotate the object so it's local X axis is pointing South everything is moved south.
-sorry if it's an obvious question but i'm new
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Jaden Seifert
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11-07-2005 07:34
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Cid Jacobs
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11-07-2005 07:40
This should help, llRot2Fwd
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Kyrah Abattoir
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11-07-2005 07:41
vector power = (llGetPos() - llDetectedPos(0)) * -1
llPushObject(key id,nulify_distance_fallof(power),ZERO_VECTOR,FALSE); i think i forgot nothing _____________________
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Jaden Seifert
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11-07-2005 07:42
thanks for the help!
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Polaris Padar
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11-09-2005 10:49
you could also use llSetForce on the none magnet objects too. this may give you a more realistic magnetic type push on an object, but depends if you have listen scripts on the pushed/pulled objects.
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