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RE: Finding last point of rope - srid96 - 19-11-2021 Hi, I am not professional programmer and I use Playmaker and bolt but if I am good at programming I could have made my own rope , I bought this rope asset because from the video and its description it shows my need quite easily, which it is but i didn't know it needs complex understanding level, thats why I am asking for help. I believe most people dont buy if they are good at something. ![]() Coming to my issue, i did what you did, it still attaches the torn part around somewhere and stretches weirdly. Could you check? RE: Finding last point of rope - josemendez - 19-11-2021 (19-11-2021, 01:39 PM)srid96 Wrote: I am not professional programmer, if I am good at programming I could have made my own rope , I bought this rope asset because from the video and its description it shows my need quite easily, which it is but i didn't know it needs complex understanding level, thats why I am asking for help. Hi! We're talking about writing "if" conditionals and iterating trough lists here, which is far from being complex or requiring professional skills. Having basic understanding of C# syntax and writing something like Obi are two very different things. It took around 7 years of working 8 hours a day to write Obi, even with a lot of physics and math background. I can't be a personal programming teacher to every Obi user, not because I dislike it (I love programming and love helping others) but because it is unsustainable from a time management perspective. If I offered this level of support to everyone I'd be out of business in less than a month. Hope you understand. Basic programming skills are required to be able to use Obi, as stated in our FAQ: http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/faq.html Quote:Is scripting / coding required to use Obi? Quote:I believe most people dont buy if they are good at something. Do mechanical engineers build their own cars instead of buying them? Do game developers make their own rendering pipeline, physics engine, input manager, audio system, etc or do they just use an existing game engine/middleware? ![]() (19-11-2021, 01:39 PM)srid96 Wrote: Coming to my issue, i did what you did, it still attaches the torn part around somewhere and stretches weirdly. Could you check? I tested the script and it works perfectly. Here's a video of the results and the full script: Code: using System.Collections; RE: Finding last point of rope - srid96 - 19-11-2021 Thanks, am learning as you already know. I didn't see the FAQ section, thanks for helping out. |