22-10-2021, 08:46 AM
To give you step-by-step directions:
1) Add a Rigidbody component to your cube. This will endow the cube with mass and velocity (both linear and rotational).
2) Attach the rope to the cube using a dynamic attachment. This will allow the rope to apply forces to the cube.
3) Use rigidbody.AddForce() to allow the user to move the cube.
That's it! you can play with the cube and the rope's mass to make it easier or harder to move the cube around. If the cube has more mass than the rope, it will be easier to move the cube and pull the rope. If the rope has more mass, moving the cube will be harder and you won't be able to tense the rope a lot.
1) Add a Rigidbody component to your cube. This will endow the cube with mass and velocity (both linear and rotational).
2) Attach the rope to the cube using a dynamic attachment. This will allow the rope to apply forces to the cube.
3) Use rigidbody.AddForce() to allow the user to move the cube.
That's it! you can play with the cube and the rope's mass to make it easier or harder to move the cube around. If the cube has more mass than the rope, it will be easier to move the cube and pull the rope. If the rope has more mass, moving the cube will be harder and you won't be able to tense the rope a lot.