#Add exporter to physicseditor code#
#Add exporter to physicseditor zip#

I've finally got to a presentable stage of my physics editor 'Scythe'. In other words, you wont ever need dynamic tri-mesh support, because it can make a perfectly accurate hull out of convex meshes! Since my first post here, scythe has come a long way, notably it now has ragdoll support, and complete convex hull dexomposition. Check the docs on sourceforge for more info. NET UI), that will hopefully get cleaned up eventually. I didn't originally intend to make it open-source, so theres a couple of nasty messy bits (mainly the. I no longer have the time for it, I am making a game now, so instead of leaving it to rot away I have freed it to the community.

Next, add some red objPhysicsFloor objects onto the Instances layer to the bottom of the room, and randomly around the room.Scythe is now open-source.

You can play with the gravity settings and see what different effects they will have.

On the left side, under Properties, Room Physics, check Enable Physics.

From the Resources menu, right click on Rooms and click Create Room.

Instance_create_layer(mouse_x, mouse_y, layer, choose(objPhysicsSquare, objPhysicsCircle, objPhysicsTriangle)) Īlarm = 5 //just creates a pause so you cannot hold down the mouse If (mouse_check_button(mb_left) & (alarm < 0))

#Add exporter to physicseditor code#

Add a Step – Step event and add this code to the Step events code window:.Add an Alarm 0 event to it, there is no code needed for it.Step 5: Create a Control object to generate the physics objects You might also have to do this with objPhysicsSquare, but test first.

Modify it collision shape and change it to a convex shape and click on the four corners of it to give it 4 points.Open objPhysicsFloor and in its Physics properties change its Density to 0.Open the physics properties for objPhysicsSquare and make sure the collision shape is box and has 4 points.You should only see 3 sets of points in the X & Y co-ordinates under Convex Shape Click on each corner of the triangle to add three points to it.Open your triangle object and click Physics and Modify the Collision Shape for it.Under these properties, click Modify Collision Shape and change the shape to a circle in the top left of this window.Change the Density to 0.1 and the Restitution to 0.8 – this is to make it lighter.Open objPhysicsCircle, click on the Physics button in its window.Step 4: Set the physics properties of each object On objPhysicsFloor the associate the Parent option with objStaticParent.Create another object called objPhysicsFloor, associate it with the red square sprite.Click the Parent box of each of these objects and associate them with objDynamicParent, as these are going to be your dynamic objects – see below for screenshot.On each of these objects, check the box Uses Physics.Create 3 objects – objPhysicsSquare, objPhysicsCircle and objPhysicsTriangle and associate them with their relevant sprites.Add an Outside Room event and in the code editor type the function (see below screenshot) : instance_destroy().There is no code needed on these collision events.

Add 2 collision events to objectDynamicParent – a collision with itself and a collision with objStaticParent.

Add 2 collision events to objStaticParent – a collision event with objDynamicParent and a collision event with itself – see below.

Name the 1 st object objStaticParent and the 2 nd object objDynamicParent

Create two objects, but don’t associate them with any sprites.

Set each origin point for these sprites to Middle Centre.

Name the sprites appropriately – see above image

#Add exporter to physicseditor zip#

Download the sprites, extract the zip folder and create each individual sprite over on the Asset Browser Resources menu.Here are the physics room sprites saved to a zip folder The sprites you need for this demo can be downloaded from here – Step 1: Create Sprites for Physics Objects It will give you an introduction of how you could implement it in your game. The following is an introduction demo of how physics can work in Game Maker Studio 2.