Hello, me again

 

This time I have a question on how to deform a specific part of a vehicle. I am aware of and currently using @NoNameSets method of damage vehicle, as seen here. While this method does damage the vehicle, it is in completely random positions all around the vehicle. I am currently working on a Callout where a vehicle rear ends another, and would like to damage the front and rear of the two vehicles. Does anyone know how I can achieve this?

That code you linked to already has a DamageFront and a DamageRear method.... 

35 minutes ago, PNWParksFan said:

That code you linked to already has a DamageFront and a DamageRear method.... 

 

I created those methods, but they dont work lol

Well I figured it out! I am going to post my code here just in case anyone in the future would also like to know:

 

public static void DeformFront(this Vehicle vehicle, float radius, float amount)
{
	// Get dimensions we want to deform
	var dimensions = vehicle.Model.Dimensions;
	var halfWidth = (dimensions.X / 2) * 0.6f;
	var halfLength = dimensions.Y / 2;
	var halfHeight = (dimensions.Z / 2) * 0.7f;

	// Apply random deformities within the ranges of the model
	var num = new Random().Next(15, 45);
	for (var index = 0; index < num; ++index)
	{
		// We use half values here, since this is an OFFSET from center
		var randomInt1 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(-halfWidth, halfWidth); // Full width
		var randomInt2 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(halfLength * 0.85f, halfLength); // Front end
		var randomInt3 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(-halfHeight, 0); // Lower half height
		vehicle.Deform(new Vector3(randomInt1, randomInt2, randomInt3), radius, amount);
	}
}

public static void DeformRear(this Vehicle vehicle, float radius, float amount)
{
	// Get dimensions we want to deform
	var dimensions = vehicle.Model.Dimensions;
	var halfWidth = (dimensions.X / 2) * 0.6f; // Ignore far left and right of dimensions
	var halfLength = dimensions.Y / 2;
	var halfHeight = (dimensions.Z / 2) * 0.7f; // Ignore roof and gound of dimensions

	// Apply random deformities within the ranges of the model
	var num = new Random().Next(15, 45);
	for (var index = 0; index < num; ++index)
	{
		// We use negative values here, since this is an OFFSET from center
		var randomInt1 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(-halfWidth, halfWidth); // Full width
		var randomInt2 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(-halfLength, -halfLength + (halfLength * 0.07f)); // Rear end
		var randomInt3 = MathHelper.GetRandomSingle(-halfHeight, 0); // Lower half height
		vehicle.Deform(new Vector3(randomInt1, randomInt2, randomInt3), radius, amount);
	}
}

 

Edited January 3, 20206 yr by Brexin212