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Asked By | TheVoiceInMyHead |
Hi all, can I please get some help with coding gravity?!
My Characterbody2D moves down a slope as if he went right and then down (gravity), instead of a smooth sliding motion. This is my code:
func _physics_process(delta):
if is_on_floor():
speed.y = 0
else:
speed.y += 40
my_state.process_state(delta)
set_velocity(speed)
move_and_slide()
I experimented by putting set_floor_snap_length(0) and/or apply_floor_snap() just before move_and_slide() with no luck
The process_state basically just calls the function below with dir depending on what direction the Character2D is going
func move (dir : int):
match dir:
direction.right:
speed.x = lerp(speed.x, max_speed, acceleration)
direction.left:
speed.x = lerp(speed.x, -max_speed, acceleration)
direction.up:
speed.y -= jump_speed
If it matters, I’m initialising my variables to the following values
func initialise_variables():
acceleration = 0.35
max_speed = 600
jump_speed = 1300
speed = Vector2(0,0)
Thanks for your help!
Perhaps have a look at the tutorial example provided by Godot: Kinematic character (2D) — Godot Engine (stable) documentation in English
putper | 2023-06-06 00:04
what if you try speed.y += 40*delta instead of speed.y += 40, this way the acceleration is based on the delta and not fixed to 40 pixels per frame?
godot_dev_ | 2023-06-06 16:08