Yesterday, 11:18 AM
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 11:18 AM by josemendez.)
Hi,
You can use ObiRope to do this, but be warned that it's an extremely complex task and it involves a lot more than just the ropes. I wouldn't attempt to tackle it unless you're intimately familiar with physics simulation, IK, procedural animation, character controllers, and the way they interact with each other and game logic. Certainly not a casual feature to add to your game.
Performance considerations are also important, since the amount of ropes and the complexity of their interactions is rather high.
Depending on how you plan your character controller to work and what kind of animation system you'd like to set up, the way you'd implement this varies considerably. I'd be able to help given more details about your use case.
kind regards,
You can use ObiRope to do this, but be warned that it's an extremely complex task and it involves a lot more than just the ropes. I wouldn't attempt to tackle it unless you're intimately familiar with physics simulation, IK, procedural animation, character controllers, and the way they interact with each other and game logic. Certainly not a casual feature to add to your game.
Performance considerations are also important, since the amount of ropes and the complexity of their interactions is rather high.
Depending on how you plan your character controller to work and what kind of animation system you'd like to set up, the way you'd implement this varies considerably. I'd be able to help given more details about your use case.
kind regards,