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Support / Re: Gravity and Scene Scale

« on: August 25, 2012, 12:47:32 pm »

Well I have boxes in my game that are 64 pixels wide.

We could say that these boxes should be one meter in size. So 960 (screen width) / 64 = 15.

That means 15 pixels (or unity units) are one meter when my screen is 15 meters wide.

That's fine but how does that affect gravity? Still I have to set the gravity to -1000 to make it look good.

Or is it ok to have such a gravity value and I should just not care about the actual values too much?

Thanks

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Support / Gravity and Scene Scale

« on: August 23, 2012, 12:09:49 pm »

Hey,

I was just wondering about the relationship between scene/camera scale and gravity.

My game has a fixed background and a ground plane. On the ground plane there are wooden crates that can be moved around. When I pick up one of the crates and throw it in the it moves veeeeeery slowly with the standard gravity.

In order to get a velocity that seems right I have to set gravity to -1000, but I don't know if that's a good idea...?

How is that handled in a, let's say angry birds like, game?

Or am I doing something wrong here?

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Support / Re: Size of Sprites in Scene

« on: August 23, 2012, 12:05:46 pm »

Ok I fixed it. Had to recreate the SpriteSheet.

Thanks

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Support / Size of Sprites in Scene

« on: August 21, 2012, 12:42:54 am »

Hey there,

I just purchased 2D Toolkit and have a general question about the sizing of sprites in the scene.

There is a tk2d camera in my scene set to 960x640 resolution. The Orthographic Size is 480, that was the default.

Now I have a sprite that is my level background with a size of 960x640.

Shouldn't that then cover the whole screen, size-wise?

Right now it comes out way too small. If I set the sprite size to 960x640 it is way too big.

This might be a stupid qestion but I thought that's how it is supposed to work?

Thanks