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From: "CRAIG GRAHAM" <c_graham@intelligent-group.com>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.programming.3d_graphics
Subject: Re: vectored bullets code sample
Date: 8 Jan 1998 11:45:03 GMT
Organization: Intelligent Research Ltd
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Linda J. Hodge <hodgke@earthlink.net> wrote in article
<34B3D4E7.21F8@earthlink.net>...
> forward.I dont really know how to make the bullet in the center of the
> car,but i think maybe from the knowledge you just told me it would be
> somethin like this:         thebullet.gsObjectcoord.coord.m[0][2]
> =                                   thecar.gsObjectCoord.coord.m[0][2];
>  frmo looking at the code it looks like it puts the matrix of the bullet
>  to the car's matrix.Is that correct?go easy on me.
> -Austin

Nope, use:

	thebullet.gsObjectcoord.coord.t[0]=thecar.gsObjectCoord.coord.t[0];
	thebullet.gsObjectcoord.coord.t[1]=thecar.gsObjectCoord.coord.t[1];
	thebullet.gsObjectcoord.coord.t[2]=thecar.gsObjectCoord.coord.t[2];

Craig.