Problem with interpolate width and height & 'overlaps or collides'
RH
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So it seems that after I have interpolated the attributes self.size.width and self.size.height the actor no longer recognises when it is overlapping or colliding with another or other actors don't recognise when they are colliding with it. As a result I can't pull off what I want to.
Is this a bug [i.e. it happens to everyone] or will it be something in my project? I can't see what it would be in my project as it works when I just use change attribute rather than interpolate but this way I cant pull off the affect I want to
EDIT: I tried another solution that CodeMonkey gave me for another bug. Simply put the interpolate inside a really small timer and it should work!
Is this a bug [i.e. it happens to everyone] or will it be something in my project? I can't see what it would be in my project as it works when I just use change attribute rather than interpolate but this way I cant pull off the affect I want to
EDIT: I tried another solution that CodeMonkey gave me for another bug. Simply put the interpolate inside a really small timer and it should work!
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Read the textbook!
(Heh, I enabled the educational discount option on the app.)
Heh, even without the book, that might be a good idea. If I was back at my old college, I would totally start a GameSalad club. Back then, you only needed 10 people. If you filled out some paperwork... BAM... $1,000. That buys a lot of pizza for meetings, software for development and content for games.
I don't know what university you're at, but this is how it worked at my college. I met with some of my friends. They liked the idea of starting a club. We went to student government and we filled out the form. It was submitted to student government, where the club was approved.
There are usually some requirements to having a club, like having regular meetings. Yet, we had a budget for refreshments - FREE PIZZA - so that's how we motivated people to show up. Ha!
During one semester, there was a club fair. We made a nice presentation. I think we set up a networked game of Marathon for our gaming club. It was pretty cool.
When I was at college, I worked two part-time jobs, full-time classes, ran two student publications and two clubs. Heh, so I doubt you're too busy for something cool like this.
You might have the option to do something really fun and make new friends. The best stuff I learned in college wasn't in the classroom. It was through projects like this.