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It's hard to help without greater detail. You could set up zones, or active objects that trigger changes to the object's x position. The zones/objects in the center would create a bigger change to the object's position than the object's closer to the bank.
So, this could represent fast movement:
Every .01 second.
x of floatingobject = x of floatingobject+1
This could represent slow movement
Every .3 second.
x of floatingobject = x of floatingobject+1
You could play with the numbers to get the speed you want.
Display MoreIt's hard to help without greater detail. You could set up zones, or active objects that trigger changes to the object's x position. The zones/objects in the center would create a bigger change to the object's position than the object's closer to the bank.
So, this could represent fast movement:
Every .01 second.
x of floatingobject = x of floatingobject+1
This could represent slow movement
Every .3 second.
x of floatingobject = x of floatingobject+1
You could play with the numbers to get the speed you want.
Great, thanks for the help mate. Will give that a go.
A simple tweening calculation for easing in a movement is:
x position + ((targetX-x position)*0.1)
What this does, is it moves the object along the x axis based on the distance the object is from the target. If far away, the object moves greater distance... if closer, the object moves tiny distances until it reaches the target. You could adjust this to have it slow down nicely. If you play with the max() and min() functions, you can make sure the object doesn't move too slow or too fast.
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