Hi
Can you send a physics object to a fixed location?
As an example I have a static physics body at a fixed location centre of the screen.
I want to throw balls at this object . I know I can use the transition.to but I want to use physics so when the balls collide they will bounce, gravity etc. The balls will start from a random location so would I approach this somehow with the setLinearVelocity?
Thank you
yeah, you can. Simply use
obj.gravityScale = 0
and by the way it shouldnt be affected by the balls or gravity if its a static body.
Hi thanks, but not what I am after.
If I randomly generate 5 balls (objectA) and want them all to go to a static target, (objectB)
Can I give objectB gravity to pull in objectA
A better way maybe is to use Transition.to but when objectA is touched from an eventlistener gravity would take over, and the transition would end before the destination is reached. I did watch a video that suggested this was possible.
Example, balls a flying to the enemy and the user can push them away before they hit the target?
yeah, you can. Simply use
obj.gravityScale = 0
and by the way it shouldnt be affected by the balls or gravity if its a static body.
Hi thanks, but not what I am after.
If I randomly generate 5 balls (objectA) and want them all to go to a static target, (objectB)
Can I give objectB gravity to pull in objectA
A better way maybe is to use Transition.to but when objectA is touched from an eventlistener gravity would take over, and the transition would end before the destination is reached. I did watch a video that suggested this was possible.
Example, balls a flying to the enemy and the user can push them away before they hit the target?