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Asked By | Ratty |
In my project I switch my RigidBody2D player character between being RigidBody2D.MODE_CHARACTER and RigidBody2D.MODE_RIGID.
Initially going to character mode works fine, switching back to rigid mode however the player still acts like it is in character mode. If I poll get_mode() I can see it thinks it is set to MODE_RIGID, but it still does not rotate as it should.
Now, just to further confuse me, in trying to test this I created a scene as follows:
Node2D
->RigidBody2D
→ ->CollisionShape2D
→ ->Sprite
Attached a texture to the sprite, made the collision shape a circle, switched off gravity and then attached the following script to the RigidBody2D:
extends RigidBody2D
func _process(delta):
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_up") and get_mode() != RigidBody2D.MODE_CHARACTER:
print("MODE BEFORE: ", get_mode())
set_mode(RigidBody2D.MODE_CHARACTER)
print("MODE AFTER: ", get_mode())
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_down") and get_mode() != RigidBody2D.MODE_RIGID:
print("MODE BEFORE: ", get_mode())
set_mode(RigidBody2D.MODE_RIGID)
print("MODE AFTER: ", get_mode())
if Input.is_action_pressed("ui_accept"):
print("MODE NOW: " , get_mode())
func _integrate_forces(state):
set_applied_torque(1000)
So, the body rotational velocity slowly accelerates, pressing up arrow switches to MODE_CHARACTER, at which point it should stop rotating (as it states here). It does not stop rotating, rather it just stops accelerating (I assume it is now ignoring the applied torque).
So I am a bit stuck, I cannot get the mode to change in my game and I cannot debug it because even a simple test case does not act as per the documentation.
The only clue I have in my game is that the body uses two collision shapes, which is the only significant way it differs from the test case.
Any suggestions much appreciated!
Cheers,
RR