arinlares wrote:

If you are having issues running Phun on your computer, here,s a checklist of common fixes:

Operating System:  Am I running Windows 2000 or better, Linux 32/64 Bit, or Mac OSX (PowerPC or Intel Architecture)?

In game lag:  Did I disable Anti-Aliasing? Is Simple Water Rendering enabled?  If the previous don't work, am I using 16-Bit Textures?

Multi-core information:  Phun does NOT support multiple cores, but this IS a planned feature.

Linux. 36bit. AMD. Yes. Yes. Yes. Crashes when I add pens.

EDIT: On windows it crashes, but on Linux it hardly even works, so I don't use it on there. Circles turn into squares, and it's laggy.

Last edited by 112211 (2008-10-31 19:05:07)

could you make it more clearer.
it seams like you squashed it into as little space as possable.

cool!

sorry, it's only supposed to cover default settings.  what they do after that is on them.

because, what you do to modify phun is on your head.  this is a checklist for a FIRST-TIME-USER.

apparently you can't add that...

one to add

visit windows update and install the updates ( windows xp/vista )

apparently you do.
not 100% sure though.

Hi Pedro, I use the mirror function on many of my scenes. In a couple of my helicopter scenes you can fly in both directions. In my Submarine scene I placed some of the objects in places so that the sub has to face the other way so the robotic arm can pick them up.


EDIT: I forgot to mention, in my Vietnam helicopter scene I found that the mirror worked fine on the helicopter until I fired any ammo. Then the mirror went whacky, the mirror must use the center of mass  and once you fire any ammo the helicopters center of mass was no longer the same, the ammo fired was now really far away and had moved the center of the mass. If you leave the ammo out of the mirror function then the ammo wont stay with the helicopter when mirrored so in that scene I couldnt use the mirror function.

Also I have had to add a transparent box or circle to objects to adjust the mass so the center of mass would allow other non mirrored objects to stay inside of the mirrored object like in my submarine scene.
The objects the robot arm placed in the subs basket wouldnt always stay in the basket when you mirrored the sub, but when you adjust the subs center of mass the basket area will usually stay centered after the mirror so the objects will stay in the basket. I adjusted the subs mass with a transparent circle attached to the back of the sub. You have to move the transparent circle until the sub stayed in the same place when mirrored to find just the right spot.

On my fire fighting helicopter scene I hadnt found that using transparent objects to adjust the center on mass yet and I couldnt get the water to stay in the helicopters water tank using the mirror function until I moved the tank on the helicopter so it was in the center of mass and then the water stayed in the tank when mirrored.

Last edited by wild bill (2008-11-15 13:26:19)

Thanks Pedro, my submarine doesnt use water it simulates it. And just have patience when messing with the mirror function, it can get frustrating!!!!!!!!!!!!

The problem you are having with the crane is like the one I had with my helicopter winch, on that one I had to add a transparent object and move the hook to the other side of the pulley and move the victim in the basket towards the back of the copter.

Last edited by wild bill (2008-11-16 18:47:34)

pplo wrote:

I´m a 30 years old child

Sorry for the off-topic
I just felt I had to point that out