TheGameCreators - CodeBase - Matrix Sliding Collision

Category: Collision

Version: 1.0

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Uploaded: 13th Jul 2006 13:17

Modified: 13th Jul 2006 13:20

Author: Turtle Soup

Summary

This code shows how a matrix and a few variables can be used to produce a sliding collision effect with both static and moving objects

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This code is actually created from several codebase entries which i have merged together with the matrix heigh collision part of the "ICED" demo in DarkBASIC you control the camera the area that the ball (enemy) occupies is translated to co-ordinates on the matrix, which are then raised to 1000 in height the rest of the matrix is lowered to 0 and everytime the ball moves the matrix is updated along with the 1000 high sections that the enemy occupies the ball also follows the camera to demonstate how the movement alters the matrix if the player moves the camera towards the ball the matrix will shift the camera out of the way, thereby giving an effect of the camera sliding out of the way of the enemy the high parts of the matrix do not have to be shown and can be hidden by updating the matrix before the co-ordinates are plotted I hope this comes in use =]

DarkBASIC Professional Source Code

` This code was downloaded from The Game Creators

` It is reproduced here with full permission

` http://www.thegamecreators.com

`Matrix Slising Collision

`Created by Luke Brown

`With thanx to the "ICED" demo

`And Matt Henry

`For parts of code I used

sync on

rem create matrix

xseg = 45

zseg = 45

make matrix 1,2000,2000,xseg,zseg

rem make Ball

make object sphere 1,100

position object 1,1000,50,1000

rem this is the height the matrix is raised

height = 500

rem position camera

X#=150

Z#=150

rem begin loop

set cursor 1,1

print "x: ",camera position x()

print "y: ",camera position y()

print "z: ",camera position z()

Print "Newx: ",newx

Print "Newz: ",newz

x = object position x(1)

z = object position z(1)

rem thanks to Matt Henry for this part of the code which find the position of an x,z co-ordinate

rem and translates it, matrix grid style

rem "basically if its past the x or z of the matrix

rem devided by the X and Z segments then it adds one to its self

rem and vice versa vor being lower

rem it only does this while camera is inside the following:"

if x > 10 and x <=1990 and z>10 and z <=1990

repeat

if newx < X/xseg then newx = newx + 1

if newz < Z/zseg then newz = newz + 1

if (newx -2) = x/xseg then newx = newx -1

if (newz -2) = z/zseg then newz = newz -1

until (newx >= x/xseg) and (newz>=z/zseg)

rem this flattens the matrix

for q=1 to xseg

for w=1 to zseg

set matrix height 1,q,w,0

next q

next w

rem un-rem this line of code and delete the one belw if you want to hide the raised matrix

`update matrix 1

rem this raises the matrix effected by the Ball

set matrix height 1,newx,newz,height

rem this makes the area effected by the ball bigger. by 1 point in each direction

set matrix height 1,newx+1,newz,height

set matrix height 1,newx-1,newz,height

set matrix height 1,newx,newz+1,height

set matrix height 1,newx,newz-1,height

set matrix height 1,newx+1,newz+1,height

set matrix height 1,newx-1,newz-1,height

endif

rem updates the matix

rem AFTER the matrix heights have been updated

update matrix 1

rem simple A.I. for Ball

point object 1,x#,50,z#

move object 1,0.5

rem First Person Controls, Mouselook, Strafe, Etc

OldCamAngleY# = CameraAngleY#

OldCamAngleX# = CameraAngleX#

CameraAngleY# = WrapValue(CameraAngleY#+MousemoveX()*0.2)

CameraAngleX# = WrapValue(CameraAngleX#+MousemoveY()*0.2)

If Upkey()=1

XTest# = Newxvalue(X#,CameraAngleY#,10)

ZTest# = Newzvalue(Z#,CameraAngleY#,10)

If XTest#>0 and XTest#<10000 and ZTest#>0 and ZTest#<10000

X#=XTest#

Z#=ZTest#

Endif

If Downkey()=1

XTest# = Newxvalue(X#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#-180),10)

ZTest# = Newzvalue(Z#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#-180),10)

If XTest#>0 and XTest#<10000 and ZTest#>0 and ZTest#<10000

X#=XTest#

Z#=ZTest#

Endif

If Leftkey()=1

XTest# = Newxvalue(X#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#-90),10)

ZTest# = Newzvalue(Z#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#-90),10)

If XTest#>0 and XTest#<10000 and ZTest#>0 and ZTest#<10000

X#=XTest#

Z#=ZTest#

Endif

If Rightkey()=1

XTest# = Newxvalue(X#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#+90),10)

ZTest# = Newzvalue(Z#,Wrapvalue(CameraAngleY#+90),10)

If XTest#>0 and XTest#<10000 and ZTest#>0 and ZTest#<10000

X#=XTest#

Z#=ZTest#

Endif

Yrotate camera CurveAngle(CameraAngleY#,OldCamAngleY#,24)

Xrotate camera CurveAngle(CameraAngleX#,OldCamAngleX#,24)

Y# = Get ground height(1,X#,Z#)

Position Camera X#,Y#+50,Z#

rem ensure player stays on floor. From the "ICED" demo

fx#=0 : fz#=0

for r=0 to 35

ex#=newxvalue(x#,r*10,15)

ez#=newzvalue(z#,r*10,15)

eh#= get ground height(1,ex#+mx#,ez#+mz#)

if eh#<-50.0 then eh#=-50.0

force#=(eh#+50.0)/10.0

fx#=fx#+((ex#-x#)*force#)

fz#=fz#+((ez#-z#)*force#)

next r

x#=x#-(fx#/105.0)

z#=z#-(fz#/105.0)

sync

loop

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