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Hey,
just a quick question to the topic above again. I think i found the problem. Like the Screenshot shows, the center of gravity is at the down left front corner of the object. so i think the physics apply at that point and thats why the object drops so weird on the ground. I found sth about the pivot point in the documentary which defines the the turn axe of the object. Does that point also determines where the physics apply? So i just had to move the point in the screenshot to the center of the object and i guess the problem would be solved. I found the solution in the documentary but all these functions are not shown in my instructor, so my question is how do i move that center of gravity? Sorry to bother you so much but thanks for the help in advance |
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Forgot to attach the Screenshot
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The node.setCenter command will change the object's center of rotation. I'm not sure but it might also help in this case.
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