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Leoseverini
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Hi.
In a game, I have a world made of boxes (StaticBody2D) and some objects that the main character can move, I made it of RigidBody2D because also can be dropped to the floor from a higher lever.
The Main character is a RigidBody2D too.
I made an animation for pushing the objects.
How can I detect the objects from that I pushing (from the sides)?
Here is the code of the movement of the character
I wasn’t clear if you were driving RigidBodies with animation nodes, but if not, generally you could do something like this with code inside the RigidBody in question.
extends RigidBody2D
func _ready():
set_max_contacts_reported(4)
func do_stuff():
pass #Do my stuff here
func _integrate_forces(state):
var width = 30
var left_side = get_pos().x - width
var contacts = state.get_contact_count()
if(contacts > 0):
for i in range(contacts):
if(left_side <= state.get_contact_collider_pos(i).x):
do_stuff()
break
You can do this in fixed process too if don’t want to use a custom integrator and change contacts reported (and monitoring) on the inspector
eons | 2016-10-17 23:08
Hi
Thanks for you answer.
This didn’t work for me, because I have others collisions on the floor with the same type of block, so I cant check the type too.
But it helps me a lot to find a solution.
All the blocks are in a Matrix with position index. So I made a function that translate the position of the object on the position of the matrix, and when I get a collision and I make a movement to the sides, I check the position on the matrix and I know if is on the side or is on the bottom of the character
Here is the final function if someone need it.
func _integrate_forces(state):
var contacts = state.get_contact_count()
if(contacts > 0):
for i in range(contacts):
var obj = state.get_contact_collider_object(i)
if obj != null:
if obj.has_method("getMatrixPos"):
var objPos = obj.getMatrixPos()
var characterPos = getMatrixPos()
var dif = objPos - characterPos
if (dif.y == 0) and hdir != 0:
anim = "pushing"
else:
anim = "idle"
hdir = 0
hdir is -1 if the the left input is pressed and 1 if the right is pressed. 0 If none.
Thanks
Leoseverini | 2016-10-18 06:49
You’re quite welcome, glad you were able to find a solution it for your setup. X)
