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How do I get the position for where the laser hits the geometry?

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Author: The_Beast_lol

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Date added: 2024-09-25

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Made with: Algodoo v2.2.0b

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I need this for my realistic laser so it won't pull objects.
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Little
2024/09/25 03:20:39
In onLaserHit, you can see where the laser hits the object with e.pos.

Hope this helps! :lol:
Xray
2024/09/25 03:23:58
The position where the laser hits the object is e.pos. So, for example, in "onLaserHit" you can save that position like this: _objectPos = e.pos (or whatever you need to do with it).


OOPS! Little and I were responding but she beat me to it! :lol:
Last edited at 2024/09/25 03:25:00 by Xray
The_Beast_lol
2024/09/25 04:57:07
Thank you.