Hey @grazer could you add a possibility to make attached objects solid?
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Can you explain why, I donât see a reason to.
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It would help in melee attacks, in shields, in cutscenes and in global physics
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YESS im trying to make a shield in my game, he should add collisions to it.
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You can have objects with âenabled collisionsâ and not be solid.
You can also spawn/emit an object and make it always be on the same X and Y as the holder object.
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Hey, thats awesome, never thought about it thank you!
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@PixelPizza Really, thanks, itâs working exaclty as a solid attacher, now melee attacks have been reinvented!
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i tried giving the objects collisions but it still didnât work.
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Other x and y are the coordinates of the object you want this sprite to stick on
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i cant use that, i hve to use the attached because more than one object is using the shied.
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You could maybe create many of those objects, same sprite, each has a player to get attached to
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Iâm pretty sure an attacher block does not have collisions
'not what he meant; the object being attached can have separate behaviours and link up to the object that says for it to attach in the first place.
Why cant he just add that its a good idea
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because itâs already a feature.
uh, no itâs not, attacher blocks arent solid, whatever the physics you use
Collision on top of collision breaks some parts of the physics of the object, and Iâm pretty sure itâs why its not allowed by default. I find this often when I was creating Joint Boss Test, where the inside object couldnât move from the outside object, or it tries to push itself out in which can be broken physics
(see the Gif I sent above).