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Superslimeboy
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24/12/2012 09:15:07
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5th May, 2013 at 05/05/2013 19:02:40 -
So, I didn't want to spam the forum with all my questions, so from now on ill just put them in this little thread.
first question: is there a way to select an object that is overlapping another? Eg: if "active" is overlapping "active 2" then force animation frame to " Alterable Value A (object overlapping (active 2))"
is this even possible? please respond.
I forgive you, Wheatly.
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OMC
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5th May, 2013 at 05/05/2013 20:38:19 -
Have you tried it? Because it should work as you have it. Just tested it!
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Superslimeboy
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6th May, 2013 at 06/05/2013 00:08:36 -
thats not really a line of code, thats just what i want it to do- did you get it to work? if so, can you send an mfa? i need to know how to do this
thanks
I forgive you, Wheatly.
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OMC
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6th May, 2013 at 06/05/2013 03:48:26 -
Now you've got me wondering if I misunderstood what you wanted. 
This is the test file, but it may not be very meaningful since I used ARCANE OMC MAGIC: http://jollycrouton.com/Uploads/misc/overlap.mfa
An overlapping objects condition should select both of the objects properly.
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nim
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6th May, 2013 at 06/05/2013 13:50:58 -
Originally Posted by Superslimeboy
So, I didn't want to spam the forum with all my questions, so from now on ill just put them in this little thread.
first question: is there a way to select an object that is overlapping another? Eg: if "active" is overlapping "active 2" then force animation frame to " Alterable Value A (object overlapping (active 2))"
is this even possible? please respond.
I think I understand. There's no way to dynamically reference another object within an expression, if that's what you mean. It would be very useful but unfortunately that's one of MMF's shortcomings. It is possible, however: create a workaround or just make a whole bunch of "IF this and this overlap" events.
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Superslimeboy
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6th May, 2013 at 06/05/2013 14:43:51 -
Thanks OMC, but thats not quite what i wanted  .
@nim
okay, this is going to take a long time to make. 
I forgive you, Wheatly.
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nim
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9th May, 2013 at 09/05/2013 02:26:34 -
If you're going the multiple events route, it'll save you some time to know (if you didn't already) that you can create one "THIS is overlapping THAT" event, copy and paste it a hundred times and then replace the objects in that condition just by dragging icons from the row at the top of the Event Editor.
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Superslimeboy
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9th May, 2013 at 09/05/2013 23:32:14 -
I fixed it. thanks for the tip though!
I forgive you, Wheatly.
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