I think this would make a nice 2d realistic pong engine that eliminates the use of physics. I imagine it would perform nicely on mobile due to it's full controllability.

Did some digging into rotation as well, if anyone else is interested. Though I'm still not sure how to put the pieces together.

gamedev.stackexchange,com/questions/2472

R0J0hound Thanks for translating it into c2 language!

Thanks guys!

I guess chipmunk is the best way to go around it. At the moment, I am just quite intrigued at replicating this type of movement using c2's native event.

Found this for example:

jsfiddle.net/gfcarv/r2rS6

I am currently working on an infinite scroller game (similar to Yeti Hits Penguin), except I could not really use Physics since I set my object's X to the center screen. Instead I am using the Custom Movement behavior. It works quite well and I like it, except I want to add more dynamics to the game and want the object to bounce & spin realistically as it hits the ground. Thus I added the Rotate behavior to mimic real world spin.

However, I am still not sure how to work out the maths(or physics) needed to transfer/carry out the Current spin(rotate.speed) + vertical(dx) + horizontal(dy) values into New spin(rotate.speed) + new vertical(dx) + new horizontal(dx) values. Can anyone pitch in with some realistic maths/physics formula? What about friction perhaps? I am totally lost for words at this as I suck at numbers. Fortunately enough, angle is pretty much covered by CM (-ball.CustomMovement.MovingAngle). Thanks!

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R0J0hound Thanks!

Catching up to speed with your [BEHAVIOR] Chipmunk Physics. Perhaps this is what Itenimum1 is looking for.

I too would love to see an example for this.

In my case, I am trying to simulate gravity (without using physics) for a football object.

Thus, when the pointy side of ball touches the "ground" it surges and swirls forward (or slowly rotate backward-when .dx is slow) + loses momentum till it halts, much like when using physics.

Beautiful!! I've just ran it. The sample capx looks wicked! I imagined the hulk on rampage! CPU went up but i guess it was fairly reasonable. It dropped down as soon as it cleared its path.

Anyhow, I think this should be one of the default behaviors built into C2 along with R0J0hound's Canvas.

Speaking of canvases, do you think you could also look into Pode's SVG Canvas Plugin? Or perhaps come up with a better SVG support? Cheers!

Nice work rexrainbow!

Must the canvas start from 0,0 coordinate for it to work properly though? I find that setting the canvas to e.g. 0,10 or dynamically during run-time after deleting the current canvas makes the "is overlapping/on collision" out of sync.

Also, any chance for the pixel collision to work on moving canvases? Many thanks!

R0J0hound I found your ball_bounce.capx over at

Forgive me for being such a blockhead, but how do you decrease the bouncing momentum overtime? (So it won't bounce forever) Many thanks!

Hi, aquadijoib! Thank you. That was excellent! How is the game coming btw? Screenshot looks cool. Would love to give it a testdrive. cheers!

I see, thought about it right after I posted. Just had to confirm. Thanks!

Hi —

Thanks for the reply. I guess it is a plugin glitch then.

It is the one made by —

scirra.com/forum/plugin-canvas_t64239

Hi everyone.

I'm not really sure if this should be here or if this is a bug/glitch related to the canvas plugin, but I have one canvas object with origin/image point located in the middle (I don't know how it got there, but it's good-I like it where it is).

However, I cannot seem to figure out how to create a new image point and move it to the middle-right corner. The set origin and image point button is disabled. And when I create a new canvas object its origin is always set to top-left while the button to move it is still disabled. Is it even possible to move the image point/origin for a canvas type object? Many thanks!

EDIT: I just checked the properties bar, I can set set initial hotspot but I want to make a new image point.