Depends on your specific game, if your ground is only moving side to side. You could Constrain the Y position of your ground to a set value so it does not move down (or up).
@Lucamc said:
But the game does not move then because my ground is moveable.
Is there an other way to do it?
Thanks
If you don't feel like it's too much work, you could re-code it without using physics and instead of gravity you can use a move/accelerate behaviour (270 degrees) in your players actor. The game will run alot smoother if you do so and you won't have to worry about your issue.
I have an actor and I would like it run and then jump.
I constrained the ground @jamie_c and it worked.
My problem now is that my actor is going into the ground and not running straight.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Lucamc
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Go into the Ground Actors Physics settings and un-check Moveable.
But the game does not move then because my ground is moveable.
Is there an other way to do it?
Thanks
Depends on your specific game, if your ground is only moving side to side. You could Constrain the Y position of your ground to a set value so it does not move down (or up).
If you don't feel like it's too much work, you could re-code it without using physics and instead of gravity you can use a move/accelerate behaviour (270 degrees) in your players actor. The game will run alot smoother if you do so and you won't have to worry about your issue.
@jamie_c
how would the behaviour look like?
Thanks for the comments.
I have an actor and I would like it run and then jump.
I constrained the ground @jamie_c and it worked.
My problem now is that my actor is going into the ground and not running straight.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Make sure the density of the ground is higher than the density of the player