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Im having trouble with trying to get my character to face towards mouse.
Im using physics platformer movement.
You know, just like when mouse is on left side of character, character faces left and right the same.
I can make it work in mmf2 but seems to be impossible in Fusion 2.5.
Would appreciate your help so I dont have to make my object static and consider other movement options.
Create an object, set it to invisible, always set it to the cursor, and have your character always look in the direction of the object.
I need to do this, and that works, except when I move my character with arrow keys he overrides this and faces the direction he is moving, see my thread, can't place a url yet, new to forum
thanks in advance!
Once and for all !
Everythings possible with MMF2 is possible with CTF2.5 and easier.
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Thanks sooooo much dude it works perfectly!!!
Yeah, I knew I could make my active to a collision mask and set my character to static, but I just wanted to know if theres an alternative solution.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrice
Thanks anyways.
Before making a new thread, has any one managed to make launched object adapt to physics?
EDIT: I dont know if im having a bug or what but my launched objects are not even reacting to collisions.
Physics reactions are working so well in CTF2.5
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Patrice, I cant get it to work, been messing with physics engine properties, made my launched object "bullet" and have "extended collisions" and etc. My launched object is not even responding to collisions.
Looks like my project is broken or sumthin.
I can't help you without looking your mfa... If you decide to use physics please read documentation about properties and accept to spending time on it.
It's a complete another point of view of interactions between objects.
even in your .mfa that yellow block denies collisions and drops through the black platform you made.
Like bouncing ball in normal movement, projectile can just be destroyed in collision. For another behavior (like boucing) you must "create" objet at action point and apply impulse. Nothing new about it.
So rather than saying that "physics work so well in ctf" you should be saying "No, projectiles just cant handle collisions".??
Saw your reaction... Maybe I should not write in this topic...
Projectiles handle collisions but if you want a object with all properties : create object. Not launch it.
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Dont be mad man! Create object works well, but I just wanted to know if thats possible.
But yeah still, in my .mfa projectiles deny to adapt to physics and cannot even collide and they just go straight forward and thats a wtfisgoingon