Road bug fixed

[Josh]

http://leadwerks.com/werkspace/index.php?/tracker/issue-25-road-position/

[Marleys Ghost]

I keep getting "attempt to call global 'Round' (a nil value)" warnings, and no roads showing, even when loading the deserthighway.sbx

[diedir]

yep when trying to put the second node:

 

pointing this in script:(road_node.lua)

 

"self:ClearRoad()

 

if target~=nil then

 

self.roadmesh=CreateMesh(nil)"

[macklebee]

The problem is the fact that the road_node script is using the wrong variable names for three of the math functions: 'Round','LinesIntersect', and 'AngleDifference in the road_node script and using 'round', 'linesintersect', and 'angledifference' in the math script.

 

Since the math functions are used in other scripts you need to change the road_node script to use the lower case naming conventions.

[macklebee]

here's the modified road_node script that appears to work properly without errors:

[TylerH]

Just out of curiosity, we can have different road splines/nodes with different materials, correct?

 

i.e. I can have a dirt road, and a paved road, and maybe a road of tire tracks.

[Josh]

Yes, just apply a different material.

 

I fixed the math function name thing. It's in the sync folder.

[macklebee]

Yes, just apply a different material.

 

I fixed the math function name thing. It's in the sync folder.

 

by just changing the math lua script you made other scripts have errors now. Edit-- excuse me I meant the other scripts like driver and fpscontroller that use lower case clamp instead of the new Clamp inside the math lua

[TylerH]

Good thing I am still using the multi-state version of 2.3.

[Josh]

Let me know if you find any other problems. I am going through the scripts looking for any errors.

 

This is a good practical lesson in the importance of consistency. B)

[Marleys Ghost]

Are we there yet?

 

 

 

B)

[macklebee]

well just in fpscontroller.lua uses clamp, round, curveangle, inc... all of these are using the capital versions now...

 

driver.lua uses round, clamp, and curveangle