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Singing Nun
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Hello.
I'm a bit new to this, and I'm trying out drag'n'drop-gravity. But I've encountered a problem where I really dont know why it acts the way it acts (attached an image).
I have a step event. First of all I'm telling the object that if its collision free under the object, the gravity will get direction 270 and gravity=0.5 ELSE (as I'm understanding if the object meets something solid) it will get direction 270 and gravity=0 followed by vertical speed = 0 (because I need the object to stop and not continue sinking). However, when I put out the vertical speed to 0 it begins falling extremely slowly. I have no clue why.
Can anyone explain why my logic doesnt work?
I'm a bit new to this, and I'm trying out drag'n'drop-gravity. But I've encountered a problem where I really dont know why it acts the way it acts (attached an image).
I have a step event. First of all I'm telling the object that if its collision free under the object, the gravity will get direction 270 and gravity=0.5 ELSE (as I'm understanding if the object meets something solid) it will get direction 270 and gravity=0 followed by vertical speed = 0 (because I need the object to stop and not continue sinking). However, when I put out the vertical speed to 0 it begins falling extremely slowly. I have no clue why.
Can anyone explain why my logic doesnt work?
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