AddCentralForce
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Add a force than an object. Make sure Physics and the mass of the object is enabled in the object proprieties, otherwise it won't move. The "local" argument is optional (local coordinates), without it the transformation is global (global coordinates). | Add a force than an object. Make sure Physics and the mass of the object is enabled in the object proprieties, otherwise it won't move. The "local" argument is optional (local coordinates), without it the transformation is global (global coordinates). | ||
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'''Example 1:''' Simple usage. | '''Example 1:''' Simple usage. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:26, 9 February 2014
addCentralForce(object, vector, local)
Add a force than an object. Make sure Physics and the mass of the object is enabled in the object proprieties, otherwise it won't move. The "local" argument is optional (local coordinates), without it the transformation is global (global coordinates).
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object: object to operate on -
vector: vector -
local: local
Example 1: Simple usage.
object = getObject("object")
function onSceneUpdate()
addCentralForce(object, {1, 0, 0}, "local")
end
Example 2: Use a variable to determinate the force.
object = getObject("object")
power = 1
function onSceneUpdate()
addCentralForce(object, {power, 0, 0}, "local")
end
