Underworld Hockey Club
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:30 am
Hey all,
First off, thanks for the help I've received on the forums over the past months.
My hockey game is reaching beta stages and I wanted to show off a video. The puck uses bullet for physics when it isn't being controlled by a player, and the players use physics to bodycheck each other and to take bodychecks, much to the chagrin of the checked players.
Here is a link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0727a0jJaoE
One tiny issue I ran into: I use the COLLADA import feature to import the hockey rink and goal nets into bullet. One issue I found is that there is no easy way to know what bodies were added in a COLLADA import. The only way I can do this without changing the bullet source is to store a list of all rigid bodies in an array, load the .dae file, and then compare the list to see what items have been added. At the start of the program I load several .dae files and it's important to know which bodies belong to which files. Maybe the load function could store a list of the bodies loaded or something?
Thanks again for everyone's help, this is really turning out to be a fun project.
Digitalghost
First off, thanks for the help I've received on the forums over the past months.
My hockey game is reaching beta stages and I wanted to show off a video. The puck uses bullet for physics when it isn't being controlled by a player, and the players use physics to bodycheck each other and to take bodychecks, much to the chagrin of the checked players.
Here is a link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0727a0jJaoE
One tiny issue I ran into: I use the COLLADA import feature to import the hockey rink and goal nets into bullet. One issue I found is that there is no easy way to know what bodies were added in a COLLADA import. The only way I can do this without changing the bullet source is to store a list of all rigid bodies in an array, load the .dae file, and then compare the list to see what items have been added. At the start of the program I load several .dae files and it's important to know which bodies belong to which files. Maybe the load function could store a list of the bodies loaded or something?
Thanks again for everyone's help, this is really turning out to be a fun project.
Digitalghost