wtyson

lol probally simple but i set up a schematic that uses a rigded body an moves it in to the direction of a waypoint... now problem is it wont stop so now im all kinds of confused

wtyson

ok seems the rigided body was causing the issue it kept moving all fixed

wtyson

yeah btw ridged body 2d stop dont work

wtyson

ended up using a way point to do what i needed to do so im good but the problem with stopping a rigged body is still there

gamingislove

The stop node for rigidbody only stops the continuous moves from the rigidbody steps (which are handled by a special component that's added for them).

wtyson

then how do you stop a rigidbody when using the move step when your using rigidbody to move

i only ask cause change position slows down way to much when it gets near its target...

gamingislove

A rigidbody is best stopped by setting it's velocity to a zero vector (X/Y/Z=0).

The Move node only does the moving once, i.e. it should be called in tick machines to happen each frame (or physics frame). Unless you're using velocity to change the rigidbody's movement, you wont need to stop it.

wtyson

wierd i was only setting the destination i used move to go to the found object but it just passed right through an kept on moving


thsi is using 2d rigidbodys

gamingislove

I'd need some details on your settings.

Kaemalux

http://forum.orkframework.com/discussion/1911/various-questions/p8

Here GiL helped me to sort out Rigidbody velocity from custom script inside ORK, and it works perfectly. I hope it can help you. :)

wtyson

tried both stop move an stop rigidbody an it wouldnt work :/ so using way points now was just a simple move like 4 inch type thing

gamingislove

The Move node isn't a move to X thing - in your setup, you're using the found object's position as movement vector, i.e. it'll use it as a direction to move into.
To use the Move node for this, you'd first need to get the direction from the target's position (e.g. using a Vector3 transform node or just subtracting the mover's position from the target's position).

You should use the Change Position node instead :)

wtyson

i did an it works but the problem with t hat is that it slows down way to much when it gets near the position not really viable

gamingislove

Using linear interpolation will not slow down.

wtyson

pic of what i has set up i only need to move 6 units

wtyson

ok then ill check that out next time i need to do somethign like that thanks!