Re: When is a neighbor a neighbor ?
Henrik Nørgaard Hansen <[email protected]>
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On 6. nov 2003, at 15:08, jon klein wrote: > Neighbor checking uses the distance from the center-point of an object > to determine whether it is a neighbor or not. Because of this, the > birds are often close to the floor plane, but not close enough to the > center-point of the floor to be considered neighbors. The center-point of an object you ? I caught a couple of birds, but I never got close enough to the center, I guess. Now that I know what to look for I see it clearly. > Neighbor checking is usually just used as a quick way to get a first > list of nearby objects. You'll generally have to then iterate through > the neighbor list to further determine whether two objects should > interact or not. Yeah, but I was trying to utilize the simple "show-neighbor-lines". It is OK, I'll just adopt the method used in Swarm and use the "add-line to" method instead. Henrik. If you're falling off a cliff, you might as well try to fly. After all, you don't have anything to lose. _______________________________________________ breve mailing list [email protected] http://www.spiderland.org/mailman/listinfo/breve