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• • mrpink
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  • 20 Dec, 2011
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  you should add another little "sensor" sprite (without physics behaviour this time) attachet to the bottom of your main character sprite, then check for "onOverlapping" between sensor and the ground/objects

• • mrpink
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  • 13 Dec, 2011
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  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23551572/C2/PhysicsGravity.capx

  Gravity is a dark force

  thanks Yann i understood the trick involved in your example, it gave me the right input to my brain;

  but maybe i should try a more robust way of controlling the gravity since i need to do a character/environement management with changing gravity vector

• • mrpink
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  • 13 Dec, 2011
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  Use the physics object --

  ON Collision with object ->

        object.setWorldGravity -> -10(or whatever you want.)

  thanks smitchell, but as i mentioned, issuing a value of "-10" flips gravity from bottom to top along Y axes, right?

  i'd like to change gravity along orthogonal axes (X axes), i.e. to make falling objects from left to right of the screen

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• • mrpink
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  • • Joined 8 Dec, 2011
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  • 13 Dec, 2011
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  Hi everyone,

  using physics behaviour for sprites, i can set world gravity to a posite or negative values following the convention that positive values go from top to bottom of the screen

  i was wondering if i could set world gravity along X axes (i.e. from left to right or right to left) insted of Y one.

  Thanks in advance for help