Sure thing, and you do it basically the same exact way. Shove your bitmap either in the environment, or in the diffuse slot of a material applied to a…
As an If statement, you can simply test if your given value is < 0 – if so, you know it’s a negative value. But multiplying by -1 will give you th…
But, to be fair, using containers is like heading to the Amsterdam red light district – exciting, full of wonder, and almost definitely going to give …
To my knowledge, not built in. But almost all of those are maths based, on course – to simulate gravity you simply need to animate an object accelerat…
I agree that it’s very difficult to get something that looks all that great. The best I’ve found so far is using sub-rolls as much as possible. I find…
Mine comes pre-baked with a wonderful Bobo destruction! Looking at it now (look at all those global variable declarations! Why?! And why was I inte…
The calculations are what got me. :wip:
If you use the OpenFile function and then ReadDelimitedString, you can store the values (“dog” etc) in the text file simply as strings separated by a …
Surely that’s a question of design as much as coding, though? Afterall, the original post doesn’t suggest whether duplicates should be removed. I can …
It may be worth have a While loop and omitting the ‘if’ test that currently exits the loop. You already have the variable assignment necessary, so it’…
I’m really into the idea of using Backburner for funky tasks at the moment. My latest ones have been using cmdjob’s to copy files locally (say, copyin…
EDIT: Crap, I didn’t see your second post. Ignore this! I imagine there are more computationally effective ways of doing it but… origObjs = objects …
broomy: Boom! perfect thanks! Cool! The thing is, gc() might fix the issue but the problem remains – something is happening with those files th…
I don’t know the actual cause, but if you put a gc() At the end of the copy script, does this fix the problem?
Backburner still has to load up 95% of itself, so it’s only slightly less demanding in terms of loading and whatnot. What you could do, however… Ther…