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Guys, I got it working! 🥹 CT now has better push physics and it made the game feel so good! I struggled for over a year recreating this "simple" physics behavior because it cannot be found anywhere on the internet, and I don't have anyone who is an expert...

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Lez3 years ago

Until recently, when some of you guys helped me find this out in the comments. This is one of my biggest struggles in making this game, It's never fun with clunky physics!! I literally shed tears seeing this work like magic. It's amazing what a little help can do! I'm so happy 😭

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Lez3 years ago

I would like to thank @Feyntan, @Hayd__n, and everyone who gave me tips and ideas on how to make a better character physics. It helped me solve a 2-year-old issue and saved me from going insane! This is one of the best birthday gifts I've received this year. Thank you so much!

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Lez3 years ago

For anyone asking about the approach: • disable enemy vs player collision • overlap capsule/sphere on both enemy and player • get the direction between overlapping characters • lerp the XZ position of characters using the direction if they overlap with each other • nice ✨

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OPEN1 year ago

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Hayd_n3 years ago

YEAHHH!!!!!!!

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Lez3 years ago

you're so right about kinematic vs non-kinematic. I was doing it the wrong way and was adding force instead of offsetting the position!

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@alexandremth.bsky.social3 years ago

What approach did you use? 👀

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Lez3 years ago

overlap check + position offset 👀

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TakiTako | comissions closed 🌟3 years ago

LESGOOOOO

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adey | Road to Pro 💾3 years ago

HOW!!

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Lez3 years ago

like this!

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