What Is The Process For Creating A Platform That Moves Back And Forth.

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  1. Ken Long

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    This is a total newby question so please don't make the assumption that I know anything :)
     
  2. AndyG

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    Use Transform Logic control. One either side to bounce the platform back and forth.
     
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  3. Ken Long

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    Wow. Thanks for the great reply. Much appreciated.
     
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    Hi Andy,

    In Buildbox 3D? how you do the same¿? if the logic transform is not present? Thanks
     
  5. AndyG

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    Sorry can't answer that one!
     
  6. Jackazoid

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    In BB3D you can use Ifcollide
     
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    I tried several time I tried with : if collide + switch + 2 opposite move values but the ball don´t change direction when it´s shocking to object (an example a wall). CAn you explain how you will do it? tx.
     
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    I have a simple example.
    Open the default template and make ground static.
    Then make the cube dynamic,
    connect cube start to an if collide node (collide with ground)
    connect if collide with move node (for example 10 Y)
    That's it.
    Now use these basics for whatever game you're planning.
     

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