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Query arising from Tutorial 10.

Started by vercingetorix Jun 17, 2002 at 9:11 AM 2 replies 350+ views
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vercingetorix
vercingetorix
Hello all, I have been slowly going through the tutorials at the NeHe site and I have a query that I am hoping some of you who have much greater knowledge of OpenGl can help me with. My query concerns Tutorial 10, the infamous Tutorial 10. While the tutorial is very comprehensive, well it is for me anyway, and the program works pretty well, I was a bit dismayed when I found out that the program allows you to walk right through the walls. It is probably because it is a more avdanced subject. So I had a quick look on the NeHe site for a more advanced version of this tutorial, that is, one that would stop you walking through the walls but I could not find one. I probably just overlooked it. So my query is this, is there a more advanced tutorial of tutorial 10 at the NeHe website? If there isn''t one, where would a find a tutorial with the source included discussing making a more advanced 3D engine, that is, one that doesn''t allow you to walk through walls? Thankyou and regards, Vaughan MacEgan - celtic@allstate.net.au
guppy
guppy
What you are looking for is collision detection - have a look at tutorial 30 here at NeHe lesson 30

og simply search the web for ''collision detection'' it''s pretty advanced stuff though....


hope it helps you

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Leyder Dylan
Leyder Dylan
Check on my site, I''ve the samoe program with collision detection.

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TheGilb
TheGilb
Find a library called Coldet. It is an open source library (It might be available at sourceforge, though I can''t recall right now), and it''s good at what it does


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