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• • pascalkaczynski
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  • 5 Jan, 2024
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  Yes, if it travels North, and then rotates 90 degrees clockwise, should it now travel West, here is ultimately what I did.

  

  The triangle doesn't go in any other direction, but can turn left or right regardless of direction so I'm happy. Here is what I did. Thank you for your help and your explanations.

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• • pascalkaczynski
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  • • Joined 2 Apr, 2023
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  • 4 Jan, 2024
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  Thanks for these informations. I actually opted for physical behavior.

  I managed to get my two changes of state (ball and triangle) to change in the same direction and at the same speed, but I still have difficulty in moving the triangle (rear drive and 360 drift degrees when the right and left keys are pressed).

  It would be necessary that when the triangle rotates even hypothetically 180 degrees, it should be able to communicate its speed to continue its course.

  I tried applying force from behind (like jet engines) and angular velocity. It works with X or Y coordinates, but it only works when the triangle points up (X) or sideways (Y). This would have to be the case at 360 degrees.

  Do you have any leads on this?

• • pascalkaczynski
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  • • Joined 2 Apr, 2023
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  • 3 Jan, 2024
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  How do I create a mechanic identical to the game "Data Wing"? Let me explain: In the game (world gravity 20), a ball (player) with physical behavior changes its appearance into a triangle by pressing a key. This triangle should have different properties than the ball (floats in the air with slight downward gravity). By pressing the right and left directional arrows, a force would be exerted on its sides to deviate its trajectory slightly. I don't know if I should use the physic behavior or the bullet behavior. For the moment, here's what I've done:

  

  I managed to turn the tip of the triangle in the direction of the ball when it changes state, but with physics behavior I don't know how to apply a force in the direction of movement and then rotate the triangle with forces.

  With the bullet behavior, I manage to make it take the direction of movement, but when I apply forces to the sides of the triangle, it rotates on itself. Thanks to those who will help me.