thePompano

10th August 2004 21:00 UTC

Superscope Line Problem
I did a search for this pretty easy subject however I didn't find it anywhere.

I'm having a problem limiting the x-axis on a normal line in superscope. It comes standard to about .4 units or whatever, I'm trying to make it go shorter. Any ideas? thanks in advance..

mikm

10th August 2004 22:41 UTC

Could you show us the code?

unripeLemon

10th August 2004 22:51 UTC

x=i/yournumber-poistion
Simple as that

Raz

11th August 2004 02:13 UTC

Originally posted by unripeLemon
x=i/yournumber-poistion
Simple as that

unripeLemon

11th August 2004 11:31 UTC

look, beginners don't know how to not use divisions, there fore they learn later on, it doesn't affect fps that much anyway.

Raz

11th August 2004 12:41 UTC

it's a simple concept that has nothing to do with avs experience

n*0.5 = n/2

Tuggummi

11th August 2004 13:12 UTC

x=i*size (ranging from 0 to 2)
x=i+position (ranging from -1 to +1)

Want your line centered? Try this:

x=(i-0.5)*size

Remember "i" has the default value/lenght of 1.

unripeLemon

11th August 2004 16:44 UTC

good one Tug!

thePompano

11th August 2004 19:36 UTC

Thank you! Very much!