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Default is it possible to... - 12-16-2007, 06:08 PM

1. Set a Class for one specific object.

2. Spawn and remove objects while the program is running. (essentially generate objects, of one Class)

3. Change an objects size by just one variable (height, length, depth) individually


Edit: 4. Set solid objects to block light from lightbulb/spotlight objects, or limit what the emitted light causes and effect on. (To clarify with an example, having a white object next to a bulb that is not intended to change color according to the lights)

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Default 12-16-2007, 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by sibhod View Post
1. Set a Class for one specific object.

2. Spawn and remove objects while the program is running. (essentially generate objects, of one Class)

3. Change an objects size by just one variable (height, length, depth) individually


Edit: 4. Set solid objects to block light from lightbulb/spotlight objects, or limit what the emitted light causes and effect on. (To clarify with an example, having a white object next to a bulb that is not intended to change color according to the lights)
I'm not going to attempt to answer your questions individually. However, I will refer you to my free online tutorials where you may find the answers to some of your questions. See http://www.dickbaldwin.com/tocalice.htm

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