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Bug:
I cannot get my player moving at a constant speed.
Set Velocity only works for a little bit and then it stops. It does not work consistently!
Move By with a timer of 0 seconds or .01 is not smooth either.Since when is this a problem?
This used to be my most-used behavior, but now it isn't even working.Makes it hard to maintain a simple physics engine.
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Bug:
I cannot get my player moving at a constant speed.
Set Velocity only works for a little bit and then it stops. It does not work consistently!
Move By with a timer of 0 seconds or .01 is not smooth either.Since when is this a problem?
This used to be my most-used behavior, but now it isn't even working.Makes it hard to maintain a simple physics engine.
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@gamecrazy
What do you mean "is not smooth either"?@dave007 It moves, then it stops. It moves, it stops. Different amounts too.
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I use a “movable platform” for a consistent speed, does the job. You’ll just have to program your player to stop differently (If you want it to stop).
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Dunno, currently making a game where basically everybody moves with 'set velocity' behavior and everything is ok. It's just that this behavior needs some right settings, check if there are some other behaviors corrupting its working.
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I wonder what is wrong with velocity though.
@gamecrazy Don't use timer 0s, use timer 0.016666... for smoothness. What's with set velocity, like exactly what is happening? Can we have an example project? Is your object ever being turned into a wall or scenery object even for a split second? Are there any other physics, movement, transform, etc. behaviours acting on it?
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3 behaviors. No timer. Located in the orange guy.
When you touch the right side of the screen, the player should start moving, hence the set velocity. He should continue moving, however he should not just be stopping every time.
He should only be stopping when I tell him to stop, with another behavior.
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3 behaviors. No timer. Located in the orange guy.
When you touch the right side of the screen, the player should start moving, hence the set velocity. He should continue moving, however he should not just be stopping every time.
He should only be stopping when I tell him to stop, with another behavior.
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@gamecrazy
Just tested your project.
Your mistake is, you only used Started Touching. Then it's clear that he moves and then stops. It only moves when you touch the screen. Use "While Touching" and everything will work perfectly. -
@dave007 Nah, then nothing happens.
I wish it was that simple. )-:-)
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Just looked too, @Dave007 seems to be right
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@gamecrazy
I tested that on your project. Just replaced the Started Touching with the While Touching. And it works without problems. If it doesn't work for you, then your device must have some problem 🤔 -
No update. Tried restarting. Can one of you send it to me?
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@dave007 Yeah, it doesn’t work. Maybe you are operating the beta version of Hyperpad?
I’m using an iPad Pro, there shouldn’t be any issues there. I’ll see if there is a new update or something.
@gamecrazy set velocity isn’t going to make it move infinitely. Once it’s set, it immediately starts to slow down, unless it set again and again(while touching)
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@gamecrazy set velocity isn’t going to make it move infinitely. Once it’s set, it immediately starts to slow down, unless it set again and again(while touching)
@itap-development When I put in the while touching, tapping, holding... none of it even does anything. The character remains stationery.
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@itap-development When I put in the while touching, tapping, holding... none of it even does anything. The character remains stationery.
@gamecrazy did you change the default object to the one in the started touching behavior?
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@itap-development When I put in the while touching, tapping, holding... none of it even does anything. The character remains stationery.
@gamecrazy
I am not using a beta version.
Restart your device. If it still doesn't work, reinstall HyperPad. But make a backup of all your projects first! If it still doesn't work, the problem must be yours. It works for me without problems.
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