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IvanKats
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Posted: 10th Aug 2020 19:38
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Are there any commands to move an object along the axis and control the speed? Like maybe MoveLeft(e) or MoveX(e)?

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MoveForward(e,#) and MoveUp(e,#) are the intended methods for this - they are local and speed is based on the frame rate
there's no left/right though so you will have to rotate and move as needed

the other option is to do it yourself with SetPosition(id,x,y,z) and use amen's code to work out the rotations/values and such.
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Posted: 10th Aug 2020 20:01
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Thanks a lot, smallg!
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Posted: 10th Aug 2020 23:43
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However these functions don't seem to work. And RotateY works just fine.
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You might probably going to need CollisionOff(e)
on those movement calls also **see previous thread**,
and also follow smallg's AlwaysActive = yes suggestion **@ properties**.


Be sure you aren't putting the # --
Do NOT MoveForward(e,#) // probably syntax error anyhow! hehe
DO use MoveForward(e, 83) -- use your own value.
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