How do I keep my blocks from falling until they are pushed off the edge?

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- dazedangels
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How do I keep my blocks from falling until after they are pushed off the edge? I've done this before, but this time it's not working.

I set the blocks with the physics behavior, put them on 'land' sprites that are in a family with the behavior solid.

All I want to do is push the blocks off the edge and have them fall to the level below or if there is nothing below, have them fall off the screen.

This is the download.

drive.google.com/file/d/1bhxwcEEKgfEc51oGF1oN3qX6BhkU17j-/view
Thoughts?

Thank you.
- InDWrekt
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It's a simple fix. Your land tiles just need to have the physics behavior with the immovable property checked.
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- dazedangels
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EDIT: Disregard: I needed to change the density for the player. Thanks again.

InDWrekt,
Thank you. I wrested with that for hours.

But that leads to a second questions, if the blocks have physics, why can't I push them? Is there something special I have to do to move them? The blocks aren't immovable.

Thanks again.
- InDWrekt
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Physics objects are only affected by other physics objects. Your player is not a physics object so it can't affect the block. If all you need to do is, push the block off the edge, there is an easier way to handle it. Take a look at this:

youtube.com/watch