Introduction
This method allows the object "Random Guy Eli" to walk
in a some-what natural fashion. This code could be potentially translated
for another charactor object in your Alice world.
Demonstration
Code
Objects
Events
| When
the world starts |
| Do: |
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Methods
World.Walk
function ( [123] repeat, [123]
speed, [Obj] object, [Obj] Arm_left,
[Obj] Arm_right, [Obj] Leg_left, [Obj]
Leg_right)
No
variables |
| |
//
Walk Function | Build 2005.10.10 | G. Andrew
Bowman |
| World
set speedMultiplier to speed |
| Camera
set vehicle to object |
| Loop
repeat times time |
| |
Do
together |
| |
//
Leg movement |
| Leg_left
turn backward 0.1 revolutions |
| Leg_right
turn forward 0.1 revolutions |
| //
Object movement |
| object
move forward 1 meter |
| //
Arm movement |
| Arm_left
roll left 0.05 revolutions |
| Arm_right
roll left 0.05 revolutions |
| Do
together |
| |
//
Leg movement |
| Leg_left
turn forward 0.1 revolutions |
| Leg_right
turn backward 0.1 revolutions |
| //
Object movement |
| object
move forward 1 meter |
| //
Arm movement |
| Arm_left
roll right 0.05 revolutions |
| Arm_right
roll right 0.05 revolutions |
| //
Notes |
| //
var "speed", should be used as an
indication of strolling, walking, or running |
| //
Strolling = "1" |
| //
Walking = "3" |
| //
Running = "8" |
| //
var "repeat", needs to be an even
integer. This number also defines the amount of distance
in metre's |
World.init ( )
No variables |
| |
World.Walk
function repeat = 20 speed = 3
object = Random Guy Eli Arm_left = Random
Guy Eli.Torso.LeftArm Arm_right = Random
Guy Eli.Torso.RightArm Leg_left = Random
Guy Eli.LeftLeg Leg_right = Random Guy
Eli.RightLeg |
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