[solved] Itr 8 / Additions?

[Silverthorn]

the best method is.... to let out your creativity. As MH said, most problems that involve any interference between two objects can be solved using kind: 8. Just think about a hard problem and a method on how to solve it. You'll notice pretty fast that you'll need it in most solutions

[Alblaka]

Some new questions:

Is it possible to give an itr:8 to a move of a character (so type:0)? So, "adding" him to another character?
I read somethign about that in the Fusion section, but wasn't sure...

What happens with "whatevers" that are packed with a itr:8 on a object and the object gets destroyed? Do they disappear or wait on their position until they find something new?

If a ball with itr:8 hits a player and attaches to him; Will it continue it normal frame-flow? So going over "next:" and so on? Will it still stay at the object, if it leaves the frame with the itr:8 ?

Sry, for spamming questions XD

[Silverthorn]

it's all right, they're topic-relevant, so yea

>> Is it possible to give an itr:8 to a move of a character (so type:0)? So, "adding" him to another character?
well, like you can stick t3-objects to a character, you can also stick characters to characters. So you can make chars temporarily disappear (actually, they're just invisible and stick to another char).

>>What happens with "whatevers" that are packed with a itr:8 on a object and the object gets destroyed? Do they disappear or wait on their position until they find something new?
If the holding object is destroyed, the itr-thing will continue its normal frame-flow. It won't be destroyed.

>>If a ball with itr:8 hits a player and attaches to him; Will it continue it normal frame-flow? So going over "next:" and so on? Will it still stay at the object, if it leaves the frame with the itr:8 ?
kind 8 interrupts the normal frame order. As long as there is a bdy and this itr overlapping each other, the frame noted in dvx will be played. Just in case the itr-object doesn't find a bdy, it'll continue it's normal frame-flow.

[Alblaka]

I thought, dvx defines the frame, where the hit object will jump to?

[Silverthorn]

it defines the frame the object with the itr will go to.

[Alblaka]

dang it...
That screws my ideas up...
Therefore i have to give a itr:3 to the object to make the hitted guy getting to a definied frame?

[Silverthorn]

yep, you nailed that one