Accelerometer quick question

I'm using an acceleration movement for my actor and its connected to the accelerometer. More specifically just the x (left/ right) movements. Everythings great except one thing- when the actor hits a wall the character basically stops. This is a problem because when the user wants to then move the opposite direction it takes a beat or two to get moving (like moving a boulder from stop position- when i want it more like a marble ).
Any thoughts?
Thanks so much!

Comments

  • kinzuakinzua Member Posts: 554
    @anatomyofdreams its difficult to understand what you want to do. Be more clear and precise.
  • gamesfuagamesfua Member Posts: 723
    When my character hits the left most or right most part of the screen he stops because i've put a wall there. Now if i want the character to go the other direction i'll tilt the device in that other direction. Problem is, because the character is going from zero mph (stopped to go)- it takes a short while for him to move. Kinda like pushing a boulder from stop position. I need the movement to be faster. My question is simple, how can i (with acceleration movement on my actor) make the stop to go movement faster and smoother using accelerometer controls. Thanks!
  • MantoManto Member Posts: 796
    Here's something I made for you that might help.
  • gamesfuagamesfua Member Posts: 723
    @Manto1 I really can't tell you how much I appreciated your demo. Many many thanks! In looking at your demo I realized what I may have done wrong. My game was setup nearly identical to yours except for one tiny little detail- the "apply max speed" check box. It was unchecked. The minute I checked it, the game did exactly as your demo did (i.e. work flawlessly). I had no idea that you had to let the game know to enforce the max speed. Anyways, thank you again, really above and beyond. Many thanks!
    I would now officially mark this thread "answered" but I have no idea how to do that. Do the forum managers do that?
    Thanks again!
  • MantoManto Member Posts: 796
    You're welcome. I think this is a thread of type "discussion". And that's why you can't mark it answered.
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