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It was originally released in 2001. Considerably more complicated than Robosapien, the $200 I-Cybie contains over 1,400 parts and more than 90 feet of wire. One thing is for sure, the guys who hack, program, and mod I-Cybies definitely know what they are talking about when it comes to toy hacking and, in most cases, robotics. The Robosapien forum is a bit slow, but some of the regular participants have done some really cool things with Robosapien. It s definitely worth checking out, and be sure to visit the photo album section, where users post pictures of their hacks and mods on I-Cybies, Robosapiens, and a veritable menagerie of other robots.

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if( check_standing_on( other.id, 1, 0 ) == true ) { y -= speed; move_on_top_of( -1, obj_solid ); } else { x = xprevious; y = yprevious; move_to_contact_with( direction, -1, obj_solid ); hspeed = 0; }

This website is pretty nice from a navigational standpoint, but you won t find much here that you can t find on either the WowWee or Robosapien.tk website. Although the forums are billed as the Official Robosapien Forums, I don t think WowWee has any relationship with the website or forums. It offers decent forums, but they aren t very active; however, the programming forum has some ideas for neat routines that I haven t seen anywhere else.

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Figure 12 2. Flynn cannot move right from this position, as his bounding box (blue) keeps colliding with the corner pixel of the platform object (green) and putting him back into his previous position (red) 9. We ll make another small tweak that affects the walking mechanic when switching to the ice state and back again. It is easy for the larger Flynn character to end up standing on both ice and land at the same time, you can get fighting (rapidly switching back and forth) between the two states on the borders between ice and land. Open obj_flynn_ice and select the Collision event with obj_solid. Edit the Execute Code action to include an extra line above the last two: if( check_standing_on( obj_slope, 1, 0, 0 ) != true ) if( check_standing_on( obj_platform, 1, 0, 0 ) == true ) instance_change( obj_flynn_land, true );

is_shareable indicates whether the cursor can be shared. If it can, the column is set to Y; otherwise, it s set to N. If set to N, the cursor is obsolete, and it will no longer be used. In the following example, the cursor is shareable and sensitive to bind variables, but it is not using extended cursor sharing: SQL> 2 3 4 SELECT child_number, is_bind_sensitive, is_bind_aware, is_shareable FROM v$sql WHERE sql_id = '7h6n1xkn8trkd' ORDER BY child_number;

This now helps to prevent fighting between the two states by essentially making ice take priority over land, as it will only switch back to the land state when there is a platform below Flynn, and there is no ice. So try walking Flynn around the test level now. Hopefully, you can see what we mean about a constant movement rate and fixed movement distance. Nonetheless, the animated effect of the character is much more believable and visually consistent as a result. We can t make all our transitions between animations as smooth as this, but as walking is the most common one, it has the most effect on the overall impression of the game.

GadgetMadness.com offers reviews and news on lots of different gadgets, but I felt they deserved a mention here for their incredible Ultimate Robosapien Review published in August 2004. As in all of their reviews, they tested Robosapien to the limit and in a wide variety of interesting circumstances. They also have a fantastic interview on their site with Mark Tilden that showcases their trademark sense of humor.

Next, we re going to address climbing animations including an animation for when Flynn climbs to the top of a wall and pulls himself onto the surface above. Not only is this a particularly hard movement to animate, but it can also be difficult to integrate it within the game in a way that makes it look like the character is physically interacting with the landscape. Fortunately, the simple solutions are often the best, so we ll just use an animation that has all the movement as part of the animation (see Figure 12 3). This kind of animation is set up to make it look as if Flynn is moving in the game world when he actually isn t (his coordinates and bounding box will remain on the side of the wall). As a result, we will need to quickly move the Flynn instance into the new position at the end of the animation so that it appears as if his climb is one continuous sequence.

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