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Support / Re: Can't draw one sprite moving through the middle of another rotated sprite
« on: March 04, 2014, 07:30:37 pm »
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Support / Can't draw one sprite moving through the middle of another rotated sprite
« on: March 04, 2014, 05:27:07 pm »
Hi! Perhaps this is my lack of experience in regard to 2D Toolkit speaking, but I'm a bit confused about something.
Background:
I'm using a standard orthographic tk2dCamera.
I have a sprite (we'll call it Sprite A) that moves horizontally, at the default rotation. Sprite A, at some point, moves through another sprite (Sprite B). Sprite B is rotated 45 degrees, and is on the same plane as Sprite A.
What I was expecting to happen was that Sprite B would be intersected in the middle by Sprite A, giving the impression that Sprite A is flying "through" Sprite B. Instead, Sprite B is always on top of Sprite A, even though half of it is, in 3D space, behind Sprite A. Here's an illustration:
Is this expected behavior? I'm sure I've left out some critical information, so let me know if I can provide anything else. I can also put together a small test project, if necessary.
Thank you!
Background:
I'm using a standard orthographic tk2dCamera.
I have a sprite (we'll call it Sprite A) that moves horizontally, at the default rotation. Sprite A, at some point, moves through another sprite (Sprite B). Sprite B is rotated 45 degrees, and is on the same plane as Sprite A.
What I was expecting to happen was that Sprite B would be intersected in the middle by Sprite A, giving the impression that Sprite A is flying "through" Sprite B. Instead, Sprite B is always on top of Sprite A, even though half of it is, in 3D space, behind Sprite A. Here's an illustration:
Is this expected behavior? I'm sure I've left out some critical information, so let me know if I can provide anything else. I can also put together a small test project, if necessary.
Thank you!
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