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Yes I feel your pain. I suggest submitting an example and let more advanced users offer suggestions. I have used Pinball Movement and noticed they could use updating, or you might need to create your own movements. I used them in a stat game and noticed they were not truly random and pulled to the right. No matter how I changed the parameters it did not fit the problem. With another game simulation I found them very helpful.
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I post a mfa in this post, if you set the gravity other than 0 ans deccel other than 0 i think it could help you
I'm searching for something similar, cause i try to make a golf game. Btw fredetmumu thanks for the example
Golf or mini-golf ?
Golf, top down, like neo turf master!
ive made plenty; and ive got 1 working on at the moment; you have to use custom movement for the bouncing. there are plenty of examples around of 360 degree bounce etc.
re: pinball though. the standard movement is not good; even standard physics doesnt work well.
best ive seen was one using chipmonk physics. but even that was terribly slow and requires a ton of extra work.
the best solution would be a physics that worked better.
It's possible just in case to have a little example danjo?
The Physics Ball Movement has everything you need, it works great with Physics Grounds.
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You can finetune everything with ball density, elasticity and background friction, the only event you need is "stop" on background collision.
Shooting the ball needs some more events, I didn't manage to do this with real physics from the rotation so I use the x-position within a flipper to set angle and speed.
Moving in the ramps up and down works great. To get the ball under a ramp you'll need different layers and objects to detect when the ball leaves a ramp.
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interesting method, you used physics ground ~ and you ignore physics completely when it came to your flippers.
re examples: search and you will find stuff....
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Here's a pinball tutorial by Impact Gamers
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If Clickteam added closed chain shapes the physics objects would be alot more user friendly
Here's a pinball tutorial by Impact Gamers
[video]Please login to see this media element.]If Clickteam added closed chain shapes the physics objects would be alot more user friendly
Thank you. It is still a bit buggy, but it is a huge improvement over the stock pinball movement for sure.
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