Hi Everyone,
's me ag'in.
I'm using Cartography Shop 4.1 to create game levels.
They are exported as .x files.
Can someone tell me exactly what is in an x file and how to create collisions with the various items in it such as walls, obstacles, ramps, etc.?
Is there some kind of documentation that I can read on this? Most the help files and tutorials I've found so far sort of go in their own direction asuming the reader knows much more plain basic info than I obviously do.
I'm able to use the camera and do a 'walkaround' in my newly created scenes, but, of course I don't run 'into' anything yet.
If the .x format is not the best one to use could you tell me which would be better.....B3D, or CSM?? If one of these is better, could you tell me how to detect collisions in a level of that format?
I'll quit rambling and post this.
Probably millions of additional questions to follow once this one is tucked away safe and warm.
I am pretty excited about learning in this new environment so any help offered is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Gimpy
's me ag'in.
I'm using Cartography Shop 4.1 to create game levels.
They are exported as .x files.
Can someone tell me exactly what is in an x file and how to create collisions with the various items in it such as walls, obstacles, ramps, etc.?
Is there some kind of documentation that I can read on this? Most the help files and tutorials I've found so far sort of go in their own direction asuming the reader knows much more plain basic info than I obviously do.
I'm able to use the camera and do a 'walkaround' in my newly created scenes, but, of course I don't run 'into' anything yet.
If the .x format is not the best one to use could you tell me which would be better.....B3D, or CSM?? If one of these is better, could you tell me how to detect collisions in a level of that format?
I'll quit rambling and post this.
Probably millions of additional questions to follow once this one is tucked away safe and warm.
I am pretty excited about learning in this new environment so any help offered is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Gimpy