[Bf-gamedev] Logic Editor

[Jacob Merrill]

I don't see them adding these, not that they would not be welcomed,

if you need the feature coded I will write it in python for you,

own.worldPosition= target.worldPosition



Vel=own.worldLinearVelocity..copy()
own['Vmag'] =Vel.magnitude



Collision---------------python

impact = own['Vmag'] - own.worldLinearVelocity.magnitude



On Sun, Nov 2, 2014 at 8:51 AM, Josh Cook <jaybirdcook at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello, my name is Josh and I really love Blender. I have been using it for
> a while now and I simply adore it. However, I would like to see a few
> improvements with the logic editor for making games. I am not very familiar
> with Python so I primarily use the Logic Editor to make games. In the *Motion
> Actuator* you can set the speed of the motion and rotation with a number
> value. However I would like to be able to use a variable (Game Property) so
> the speed can change automatically with that property.
>
> I would Love to also see a few new Logic Node Sensors and Actuators.
>
> First, a "*Velocity Sensor*" a sensor that can sense the velocity of an
> object.It would be useful to tell if a character has fallen a great
> distance"so,that his health can be damaged."
>
> Second, a "*Location Actuator" *an actuator that will send an object to a
> location. The Motion Actuator is Good but, not useful for "teleporting" or
> "spawning". It should also have the ability to copy the location of an
> other object (similar to the "track to" option).
>
> Thank you for your taking the time to read my email.I REALLY love blender
> and think it is one of the coolest programs available on the internet.
>
>
> From your loyal Blender Enthusiast,
> Josh
>
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