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Asked By | cvetirodrigez |
I want to shoot a bullet at the position where finger was so I write
var touchPos = Vector2()
var speed = 10
in process:
var direction = touchPos - get_global_position().normalized()
position += direction * speed
if global_position.distance_to(touchPos) < 5
stop bullet
func _input(event):
if event is InputEventScreenTouch:
touchPos = event.get_position()
the condition in process is never true. If I write global_position.distance_to(touchPos) < 30 it’s true but then the bullet is not where the finger is exactly. it’s 29 pixels away.
I tried with if get_global_position == touchPos still not working. I checked in inspector the touchPos variable and position of area2d. position is always changing it’s value that’s why it doesn’t work I think. I don’t know how to fix this thing
Maybe the problem is this line?
var direction = touchPos - get_global_position().normalized()
The line should probably be written like this:
var direction = (touchPos - get_global_position()).normalized()
Ertain | 2022-01-31 01:01