Also, I just realized if T is tapped but not held during the full duration of the timer, it locks the ball from ever being spawned because it sets the value to "false" but it did not work using "is down" either.

Also it's getting really annoying waiting for moderator approval on every reply I post

Awesome, I changed it like you said and also added a condition for "true" to "on pressed" and that seems to have worked :) As for the slowdown, I used the /2 on collision with ground and it does slowdown but when it reaches the end of deceleration it starts glitching really fast in place. It also doesn't actually stop on the ground. It's slightly levitating while twitching. I'm not sure if that's because it's still trying to bounce even though the speed is 0?

I am wondering if this can be done without physics? Just looking for a basic mario world-type spike ball and chain that rotates 360 degrees with jump through on the chain and damage on the spike ball

Also looking to implement a basic swinging pendulum that simply swings back and forth

I'm guessing these can both be accomplished with either sine behavior or physics but I'm curious as to which would be more efficient and the best way to pull these platform elements off.

Looking for the best way to implement underwater platforming when the player is overlapping a water sprite similar to swimming in Super Mario World. I have found some other threads regarding this but all of the capx links seem to be dead

Awesome kriand that is perfect, exactly what I was looking to implement! Thanks for taking the time to throw that together I will take a look through the events to implement this in C2. Thanks again!

bump?

Set Vector X for horizontal bounce back or Set Vector Y for vertical launch on jump works for a good bounce. 500 might be too much but you can adjust the distance.

Looking for some insight. I'm trying to create a spring type damage object that consists of two pieces, a spring and a damage block on the end (the spring is able to be passed through but the block is solid and causes damage). I am trying to have the spring extend quickly after a couple seconds toward player, sit extended for a second or two and then retract toward the starting position slowly.

I have tried growing a sprite with set width but I think I'm doing something wrong because I can get it to extend but it will not retract.

Also, I would like to have the damage block on the end able to have the player grab once its extended, pull back by moving backwards and once the button is released have the spring retract quickly toward the starting point, destroying it.

Looking for the best way to pull this off. So,

1) Damage block pinned infinitely to the end of the spring, moving with it

2) Extend and Retract

3) Grab block on extend, pull back and release to damage starting point

Hopefully someone has a good idea on how to pull off this idea. I would appreciate any advice or insight thanks!

Awesome, that worked perfectly! Thanks so much

My topic keeps getting deleted.

Hi, this is my first post