[Bullet] Gravity is applied to RigidBody even with custom_integrator turned on #40508
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cc @madmiraal |
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I'm working on a fix for this. |
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Fixed with: #40252 |
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I just tried your changes on master, and it works properly again. Thanks! Now I'll just have to wait for the 3.2 version of it. |
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Fixed by #62708. |
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Godot version:
3.2 custom build, issue bisected to commit e7d8464
OS/device including version:
Linux Mint 20
Issue description:
The custom_integrator property of rigid bodies is ignored, which causes gravity to be applied when it should not.
Steps to reproduce:
Add a RigidBody to a scene, turn custom_integrator on/off, the RigidBody will fall regardless.
Building Godot from a commit prior to e7d8464 (or the latest stable 3.2 release) does not cause this issue.
Minimal reproduction project:
CustomIntegrator.zip
The custom_integrator property is turned on in this project, yet the box still falls due to gravity. I have to actively subtract gravity in
_integrate_forces()to prevent the box from falling, but even then it will move downward slowly. In previous versions, the box stays perfectly still, or falls upward if I subtract gravity, as is expected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: