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Asked By | MIna |
I need a rigidbody2d with a sphere collision shape to magnetically attach to instances of itself when they get into a certain proximity of each other. Any tips or links to tutorials?
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Reply From: | Nathuunn |
Maybe you could use an Area and when a object enters the Area then use the move_toward() function. Im still pretty new to godot so idk if this would work
so position.move_toward(Vector2(x, y), speed)
Interesting, I’ll try it out, thank you.
MIna | 2020-09-05 02:41
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Reply From: | bingbong |
Sounds a bit like the ‘planet jumper’ tutorial I have been trying to pick apart this last week might be along the lines you are looking for…
I’m checking it out, thanks.
MIna | 2020-09-04 23:05
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Reply From: | maxwellc055 |
Hey!
Some fun stuff I read about today.
One of the many benefits to Area2Ds is their ability to alter physics. One of these alterations is known as point gravity. I can see you using an Area2D node as a child of your RigidBody2D node to achieve the desired effect. More details about this process can be found towards the bottom of this page.
I hope I could be of some assistance to you.
Maxwell
Hi,
I was trying Area2D’s gravity point before but I didn’t realize I had a bug with the gravity:
RigidBody2D mass/weight broken? - Archive - Godot Forum
I ended up starting a new project and recreating my scenes and it works just fine now.
Thank you.
MIna | 2020-09-12 17:28
So glad you got it figured out!
maxwellc055 | 2020-09-12 18:16