How can I apply arcade.body.bounce to a immovable objetc?

[totallybueno]

Hi there, I have a basic game where the player jumps from a building and must fall into different platforms during the falling to avoid crashing directly with the  ground.

The thing is that those platforms should have some bounce, I mean, when the player falls into those platforms, it should rebound like if they were some kind of elastic stuff... the problem is that as the platform has body.immovable = true it seems that body.bounce is not working at all, and I can´t apply body.bounce to the player because he should rebound only on those platforms, not on every single object.

 

I have the world with a global gravity and those platforms immovable and with their gravity.y = -that global gravity, is this the best way to to this? Any other way to create purely static objects?

[Milton]

body.kinematic = true; ?

[totallybueno]

With Arcade Physics? I don´t see that on the docs...

[Milton]

That's why I added a question mark   I don't use Phaser, so I was just guessing.

[totallybueno]

Hahahaha, ok, well, I thought you knew Phaser as this is on the Phaser forum

[Milton]

Yeah, I just look at all unread topics. Would be nice if I could filter forums, I'm not interested in Babylon for instance, while that one does take up most space...

[samme]

In Arcade Physics immovable means it can't be moved by collisions. So no bounce.

For platforms, remove immovable and gravity and use instead:

platforms.setAll('body.allowGravity', false);
platforms.setAll('body.bounce.y', 0.5);

But if you want an elastic effect that returns the platform into place, you should lock all movement and use a tween instead of body.bounce:

platforms.setAll('body.moves', false);

 

[totallybueno]

On 4/8/2017 at 5:25 PM, samme said:

In Arcade Physics immovable means it can't be moved by collisions. So no bounce.

For platforms, remove immovable and gravity and use instead:

platforms.setAll('body.allowGravity', false);
platforms.setAll('body.bounce.y', 0.5);

But if you want an elastic effect that returns the platform into place, you should lock all movement and use a tween instead of body.bounce:

platforms.setAll('body.moves', false);

 

@samme thanks, that´s what I needed! The bounce is now working properly, even with a bouce.y = 1 I can see a tiny tiny movement, I guess something else is affecting this, but anyway, the platform thing is working and with a player.body.velocity.y =-500 y can make that rebound effect... so, fixed, thanks for your help