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Obs says: If someone looks into this it may be worth checking some other things: 1 - Sinking speed should depend on the area of the object. Objects with bigger areas should sink slower. 2 - There is definitely a need for some sort of damping. Objects tend to swing very long (if not infinitely) if they are swimming in the water and an object stands on them. Btw: When trying to implement weight depending trap systems, using water was the approach that took me most close to it. Issue two above caused it to be not overwhelmingly useful, though, so I did not investigate this approach more closely. However, it leads me to the assumption that the code used for liquid / floating behavior could serve as a foundation for weight depending traps / switches or whatever. (A good example for this is the puzzle in thief one in the haunted city, where you have to put debris on one of the pedestals so it sinks down enough to unlock a door, don't know if you guys can remember this, though). |
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@Gman, did this ever get looked at..? |
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Not by me. |
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Ok, will check and close if the issue is no longer present. |
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Haven't checked this since my last note. |
- Anonymous
