Walking Help

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Can some one post some source codes how did they walk in World Of Warcraft Smoothly not like. Walk to this point then turn 180 degrees etc.

I need to know how to use X Z Y Properly to walk smoothly (Plus some sauces how I should do it)


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[Maddin1803]

Um, shouldnt it be enough if you just correct your headding while walking ?
Get xyz, calculate desired headding, let char turn until desired headding is reached, start walking, while walking calcute desired headding again, lets the char turn to the desired headding , repeat until you reach you target, in theory this should produce nice curves.

[streppel]

Writing quaternions is the better way, as yours would look very bottish

[Maddin1803]

i totaly agree with you, but depending on his questions i thought he would need a simple way, which he is able to implement by himself
Other thinks would lead to copy and pasted code withouth a real knowledge what was done

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i totaly agree with you, but depending on his questions i thought he would need a simple way, which he is able to implement by himself
Other thinks would lead to copy and pasted code withouth a real knowledge what was done

I don't wan't to modify memory at all. I wan't to do it properly so nothing can lead me to botting or what
If there are some code snippets I would appreciate (I do this for learning)

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[Maddin1803]

You dont need to modify the memory for both ways, its just different way to make a curve from a to b, while using quaternions is by far the better way to not look that bottish
In Both Cases, look up the math behind it, after you understood, its pretty straight forward implementing them.
Its up to you how you turn the character, has nothing todo with the way you decide how to move from a to b
Sorry no Snippets, but we dont even know in what language you want to do it

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You dont need to modify the memory for both ways, its just different way to make a curve from a to b, while using quaternions is by far the better way to not look that bottish
In Both Cases, look up the math behind it, after you understood, its pretty straight forward implementing them.
Its up to you how you turn the character, has nothing todo with the way you decide how to move from a to b
Sorry no Snippets, but we dont even know in what language you want to do it

I Haven't decided yet I'm just collecting background information

Any lanugage will do for snippets (When I try to read them I will learn)

Thanks all for your answers.

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