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Asked By | lowpolygon |
I got my direction by
var dir = (target_position - position).normalized
but how would I go about rotating my sprite to dir?
Attention | Topic was automatically imported from the old Question2Answer platform. | |
Asked By | lowpolygon |
I got my direction by
var dir = (target_position - position).normalized
but how would I go about rotating my sprite to dir?
Reply From: | Dlean Jeans |
Use Vector2.angle():
rotation = dir.angle()
Alternatively, use angle_to_point():
rotation = target_position.angle_to_point(position)
Thanks for the help, it works well, I am just wondering if there is a way to rotate gradually instead of instead? I tried rotation += dir.angle * delta. But it would not stop at the direction
lowpolygon | 2019-06-02 11:59
Take a look at my answer here. Or just this:
func lerp_angle(from, to, weight):
return from + short_angle_dist(from, to) * weight
func short_angle_dist(from, to):
var max_angle = PI * 2
var difference = fmod(to - from, max_angle)
return fmod(2 * difference, max_angle) - difference
Dlean Jeans | 2019-06-02 12:39
Thanks,again. The codes works but rotation is off about 90 degrees. I am just wondering if sprite is meant to be pointing up? I was told that sprite facing should be right .
lowpolygon | 2019-06-03 06:03
Doesn’t matter any way. Just offset 90 degrees.
Dlean Jeans | 2019-06-03 16:48
yes, that’s what I did. It works really well. Thank you for the help
lowpolygon | 2019-06-04 01:45
#Edit
sorry my bad physics mass is creating a lag in movement which i thought rotation is creating it.,
your code is working., but i could not understand it well enough to speed up the rotation., i tried setting weight variable higher., but in vain. It creates a lag in rotation while moving in different direction, as the player moves to next position.,
i would be getting an array of position more like points to reach the destination., each time it moves towards the next point it has to rotate towards that point.,
Like below.,
fun move (_pos):
var dir = (_pos - global_position).normalized()
move_and_collide(dir * get_process_delta_time() * speed)
rotation = lerp_angle(rotation,dir.anlge(),0.5) #rotate call
could you explain it or am i implementing wrong.,
muthu0914 | 2020-01-07 09:15
In case you didn’t know we got lerp_angle
built-in from 3.2. So if you still got my lerp_angle
in your code just delete it.
What you mean by lag in rotation
? Maybe a video(gif/mp4) would help.
Just looking at it, I can’t really see anything wrong.
Dlean Jeans | 2020-01-08 11:17
Hi~OP here…I believe he has already figure out it was not the rotation’s problem, it is his movement where he multiply speed with deltatime()
lowpolygon | 2020-01-08 13:55
Thank you. That definitely worked. Just need to add some simple math to adjust for the angle of the sprite (unless its a straight arrow aiming at 0 degrees)