Kitt
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Now, I know there is a way to do this, because I've seen it done; However the map was protected and I had no way of taking a look at the triggers. (See below for an off topic comment)
The map is the "famous" (???) DotA. One of the Heros has an ability that creates a copy of himself, turns him invisible, and turns his colision off. This makes a real good get-away, and the transistion is almsot unnoticable to the enemy.
The problem I'm having, is that the copy appears RIGHT on top of you. No bumping to the side, so glitchy move around. I've gone off in an empty area to play with it, and if you stand still the two are right inside of each other. Also, the copy has the look that Mirror Image has, that blue color, but the enemy can see no difference.
I've tried just using mirror image, turn my hero's collison off then give him ghost. No matter what I do, I still get that "push" effect. If anyone has any ideas I greatly appreciate them.
Thanks in advance, Cheers.
Mrow.
(I've always found it aggrivating when a programmer hides his work. I can understand if your in development, or working for a company, but when you release something, at least work towards an open source. We should be aiming to spread knowledge and learn more and more, not greedily hold on to our achievements and reap our fame. Thats my two cents.)
The map is the "famous" (???) DotA. One of the Heros has an ability that creates a copy of himself, turns him invisible, and turns his colision off. This makes a real good get-away, and the transistion is almsot unnoticable to the enemy.
The problem I'm having, is that the copy appears RIGHT on top of you. No bumping to the side, so glitchy move around. I've gone off in an empty area to play with it, and if you stand still the two are right inside of each other. Also, the copy has the look that Mirror Image has, that blue color, but the enemy can see no difference.
I've tried just using mirror image, turn my hero's collison off then give him ghost. No matter what I do, I still get that "push" effect. If anyone has any ideas I greatly appreciate them.
Thanks in advance, Cheers.
Mrow.
(I've always found it aggrivating when a programmer hides his work. I can understand if your in development, or working for a company, but when you release something, at least work towards an open source. We should be aiming to spread knowledge and learn more and more, not greedily hold on to our achievements and reap our fame. Thats my two cents.)


