Still need some help.

KempProductions

Alright, I went through the how-to's and figured out how to move and actor back and forth. But my problem is, when i added gravity to the scene, i used the same number for acceleration up in my actor to keep it from "falling" but even when i set the numbers equal, the actor still drops just a little bit. Also I want it to where another actor can collide with it, without the moving actor moving downward.

ckurt25

I got about 40 hours into a project with gravity and couldn't get everything to work correctly. Took it out and played with accelerate down and it took maybe an hour or 2 to figure out and it's so much easier now. Gravity S*CKS!

scitunes

Gravity, I'm gonna kick you in the N#T$!

scitunes

I think I shouldn't have had that last beer...

KempProductions

Alright, I got it to work. Thanks. I think im going to start a new game here sometime!

KempProductions

How would i stop all the other actors from effecting the actor thats just moving back and forth?

KempProductions

Well, but objects have to collide with it, i just dont want them moving it any when they do. Should i just set its density to reallllly high!?

KempProductions

Setting the density to really high seems to work.

scitunes

@T

LOL! Well said!

AfterBurnett

I've set density MASSIVELY high on my large asteroids but they still move slightly when the smaller ones (much lower density) collide with them... this is a real pain as it can ruin the tight paths that the ship needs to fly through, making it impossible to do. Any thoughts?