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- AnD4D
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If you just use force and have multiple objects of all different sizes, the small objects will move faster. The mass*gravity expression ensures they all move the same speed, which is what happens in reality.
- AnD4D
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Set world gravity to 0

Set a global variable called "Gravity" and set it to 0.2.

Give the object the physics behaviour.

Event - Every Tick

Action - Apply force at angle

Angle = whatever you want, let's say 270 for fun.

Force = physics.mass*Gravity(variable)
- AnD4D
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Constant force doesn't give realistic physics.

World Grav = 0

Gravity Var = 0.2

Apply force to family = Object.Mass*Gravity Var
- AnD4D
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- 19 Jul, 2013
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I'm not using 3rd party plugins, and I constantly got stuck. Waiting for Cocoon to be updated :(
- AnD4D
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That rarely happens. In fact, I can't think of a single time where things have changed beyond my understanding.

You can stick to just the stable versions if you prefer...
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- AnD4D
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- 16 Jul, 2013
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I'll help. I've been a tester on both games and software, and tend to have a natural ability at finding them :)

I'm also familiar with C2, so may be able to lend suggestions as to why the errors are appearing.

Question: Do you have control pad support? I'd like to give this a go on a TV.
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- 14 Jul, 2013
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Just signed up! Thanks!
- AnD4D
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- 13 Jul, 2013
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I just wrote a nice explanation, but the damn thing timed out AGAIN!!!

Basically, it was:

Var1 = Current

Var2 = Previous

Every 0.001: Set Previous value to Current Value & Set Current value to tilt.

You can then compare greater or less than.

Hating this forum lately! Grrr!
- AnD4D
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- 12 Jul, 2013
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emoaeden
Wow, that helped me! Been interested in shadows for ages, but couldn't see a way to do it without 3rd party plugins. This would probably work on mobile devices!
- AnD4D
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- 11 Jul, 2013
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Thanks —

It works, but why do I need to add an extra step (I know it's only one)? What's the reason for it jumping up to 100% opacity?

Is there ever a time that you'll want it to go to 100% opacity first?
- AnD4D
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- 11 Jul, 2013
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I'm using the fade behaviour to have an already transparent object fade in when created, and again fade out when it's to be destroyed. When I want it to fade in, it hits the transparency point and stays there... great! When It's deleted though, it shoots up to 100% transparency and then fades out.

CAPX

What am I doing wrong? Is this behaviour meant to work like this? I don't see how that's a useful feature.

*Also, side note, is anyone else experiencing issues with the forum? Nearly every time I try to post now I find it's timed me out. I'm not that slow a typist!
- AnD4D
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- 10 Jul, 2013
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I like! I just sent you an email through your site.