Draw a 30* Cone Pointer - Looking for some help.

[Trenloe]

Since my ruleset inherits CoreRPG shouldn't CoreRPG extensions work with it?
There are other random ones that seem to work.

The <ruleset> tag has to specifically list the ruleset name that is being used - not what it may be layered on top of.

If there is no <ruleset> tag in extension.xml then any ruleset can see the extensions.

[Blackfoot]

Hrm.. getting the same thing Shotgun was showing below.. end points without lines.

[dulux-oz]

I never could quite understand how all of Dulox explanations and code worked/fit into things.

OK, so what I'm hearing is that the Toolkit Doco/Tute needs some work - I'll add it to the list of things I need to do. After all, if people can't understand it then what use is it

Cheers

[Trenloe]

Hrm.. getting the same thing Shotgun was showing below.. end points without lines.

Try it in a base CoreRPG campaign and see if it works there.

[Blackfoot]

Ahh.. I figured out my issue. It's bumping into that VertexSnap Extension you helped me with a while back Trenloe. Gonna need to combine the two in order for this to work right... looks like I actually need 60 degree cones and not 30 as well. .. A few steps closer here though.. thanks guys.

[Trenloe]

looks like I actually need 60 degree cones and not 30 as well. .. A few steps closer here though.. thanks guys.

I included all of dulux_oz's specifications, which includes 60ConePointer - change the <custom name="30ConePointer"> tag in the extension.xml file to <custom name="60ConePointer">

[Blackfoot]

I had just noticed that.. and it worked!

[Trenloe]

I had just noticed that.. and it worked!

Nice!

[ShotGun Jolly]

I have been, err celebrating most of the night and I just got back and I saw this.. I figured out right away I had the change the name of the extension to match what I need it. But I still got the same problem. That being said, I see there could be a issue with conflicting extensions based on what I just read.. I will play around a bit when I wake up.


I REALLY do appreciate everyone's help so far.. Thanks.. I hope to have this solved in the next few days! You guys are great!

[Blackfoot]

Not meaning to hijack the thread ... but .. How crazy would it be to do a 'Hex Shaped' pointer? Or a 'Triangle' instead of a fanned cone?

OK.. so the radius at the center of the equilateral triangle (b) would be = the squareroot of ((c*c)-((c/2)*(c/2))) where (c) is the length of a side.. (a) is half a side.. and (b) is the line that bisects the triangle.

This is also true for the hex.. the radius of the hex is the same..