SOLVED Room Wrap & Physics

[BigCat]

Building a game with flappy bird style physics. IE: Each spacebar press causes a single flap. If the left key is held when a flap occurs, the instance adds momentum at a 135 degree angle. Or, if holding the right key - a single flap adds momentum at a 45 degree angle. With gravity turned on - this should create a look/feel of the instance flying left and/or right, or possibly hovering if it's simply flapping without a direction key selected. This game also uses screen wrap.

Everything seems to work fine - until room physics are turned on. With physics turned on - suddenly the room wrap doesn't function, nor does "motion_add". If I turn off room physics - the room wrap works properly, and motion_add behaves as expected - but without the effects of gravity obviously.
I'm really confused by this. Do I need to turn off room physics and "fake" gravity with each individual object/character?

 

[BigCat]

...and as usual - 3 minutes after I post a question, I figure it out myself. *Facepalm*

SOLUTION: Turn off room physics and apply physics to object movement via built in instance variables.

 

[cc88888888]

Also another way to do it, add this code to the outside room event for your object

/// Wrap in both directions
if (phy_position_x > room_width) {
    phy_position_x = 0 - (phy_position_x - room_width);
} else {
    if (phy_position_x < 0) {
        phy_position_x = room_width - phy_position_x;
    }
}

if (phy_position_y > room_height) {
    phy_position_y = 0 - (phy_position_y - room_height);
} else {
    if (phy_position_y < 0) {
        phy_position_y = room_height - phy_position_y;
    }
}