Hey guys, I’ve been working on this little project for ages now, not that it’s complicated or anything, it’s just I’ve been trying to figure out workarounds for the problem I’m having.
Basically my code is as such:
local gameUI = require("gameUI")
local physics = require("physics")
physics.start()
display.setStatusBar( display.HiddenStatusBar )
local bkg = display.newImage( "bkg\_cor.png" )
local grass = display.newImage("grass.png")
grass.x = 160; grass.y = 430
local grass2 = display.newImage("grass2.png")
grass2.x = 160; grass2.y = 440
physics.addBody( grass, "static", { friction=0.5, bounce=0.3 } )
physics.setDrawMode("hybrid")
local function dragBody ( event )
gameUI.dragBody( event, { maxForce=400000, frequency=5, dampingRatio=0.2 } )
end
function newCrate()
rand = math.random( 100 )
if (rand \< 60) then
j = display.newImage("crateB.png");
j.x = 60 + math.random( 160 )
j.y = -100
physics.addBody( j, { density=0.9, friction=0.3, bounce=0.3} )
j.rotation = math.random(1, 360)
j:addEventListener( "touch", dragBody )
elseif (rand \< 80) then
j = display.newImage("crateB.png");
j.x = 60 + math.random( 160 )
j.y = -100
j.rotation = math.random(1, 360)
j:addEventListener( "touch", dragBody )
physics.addBody( j, { density=1.4, friction=0.3, bounce=0.2} )
else
j = display.newImage("crateB.png");
j.x = 60 + math.random( 160 )
j.y = -100
j.rotation = math.random(1, 360)
j:addEventListener( "touch", dragBody )
physics.addBody( j, { density=0.3, friction=0.2, bounce=0.5} )
end
end
local dropCrates = timer.performWithDelay( 500, newCrate, 1 ) It’s all fine, works perfect in the simulator, but when I compile it and run it on my Android, basically whenever you move your finger while you’re touching the crate that’s there the temporary joint that gameUI creates stops directly at the edge of my crate image. If you keep your finger held down on the screen and move back to the crate it starts following your finger around again, but if you let go, it pins the edge of the joint to the screen and the object freezes in mid-air.
I know there’s bugs in the SDK for Android at the moment, but is there any work around for this that you know of?
I tried basically making the image much bigger with a big transparent border and setting a square shape into the image to capture basically just the centre crate in hope that it would still realise that you’re touching the image and not lock the joint. It does, brilliant, but when you have more than one of the crates on screen it tries to create a joint for both of them where you touch as the touch area affected includes the transparent border! ARGH!
So anyways, any ideas would really be appreciated,
Thanks guys,
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