how detach human organ? [SOLVED]

[cheshm69]

hi!
in the game of plant vs zombie when a zombie hurt,his hand detach from his body or his hat off from his head.
or in the angry bird's game when a pig shot, his eye become Bruise.

how they do that in the 2d world?

it's impossible that they change whole picture of one character.

thnx

[DoctorPepper]

The complete image consists out of several sub images ( 1 for the head, 1 for the eye), and they simply replace the texture.
In some engines, it is possible to overlay 2 images, but in engines like shiva,you will then lose the ability to use lightmaps (which i realize is irrelevant in 2d)

[cheshm69]

The complete image consists out of several sub images ( 1 for the head, 1 for the eye), and they simply replace the texture.
In some engines, it is possible to overlay 2 images, but in engines like shiva,you will then lose the ability to use lightmaps (which i realize is irrelevant in 2d)

thanks DoctorPepper!

it's impossible for replace the texture if you look plant vs zombie.
when one kind of zombie hurt his hat fall off and drop on the ground . it can't be complete image.

how i can overlay images in shiva ? please help

i use plan and attach a material to it and then group this plan by other related plans
butt it is onerous

[cheshm69]

Does anyone an idea?

[DoctorPepper]

If you are using HUD, you have to create 2 objects and match translation with the code
If you are using 3D planes, you can simply attach an object to a parent with 1 line

[cheshm69]

If you are using HUD, you have to create 2 objects and match translation with the code
If you are using 3D planes, you can simply attach an object to a parent with 1 line

thank for your answer!
i have same idea (i use 3d plane).
but it is difficult way (for example moving hand to sync with body movement)
is there easier way to solve it?

again thank you

[DoctorPepper]

Depends on how you animate your hands.
object.setParent will match the translation of the planes.
When drawing an animation, jump for example, draw it as 1 piece with 2 layers. 1 for the hands and one for everything else. Export the images twice, 1st with layer 1 hidden, second with layer 2 hidden.
In shiva, as those images have the same size, you can place them on top of each other, creating an illusion that those two are connected.
Synchronously change the texturemap for the both.
Its the only way i could think of. In shiva its a piece of cake, you only need to write your code once. Hardest part would be to separate layers in photoshop or whatever you are using

[cheshm69]

Depends on how you animate your hands.
object.setParent will match the translation of the planes.
When drawing an animation, jump for example, draw it as 1 piece with 2 layers. 1 for the hands and one for everything else. Export the images twice, 1st with layer 1 hidden, second with layer 2 hidden.
In shiva, as those images have the same size, you can place them on top of each other, creating an illusion that those two are connected.
Synchronously change the texturemap for the both.
Its the only way i could think of. In shiva its a piece of cake, you only need to write your code once. Hardest part would be to separate layers in photoshop or whatever you are using

thank you DoctorPepper i eventually do something like your idea.
thanks again