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 comment Iterating 1D array and getting 2D tile position
Thank you! The asymmetrical aspect also explains why my attempts ended up with a cube overlapping on the edge, or starting slightly in from it.
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 comment Moving two objects proportionally
How do I speed up/slow down the rate of position change? At the moment, it's pretty much the same as my original attempt. If I change the value of 0.9, then the range doesn't remain between 0.1 and 1 for object A.
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@TrevorPowell - I've added some extra information, but I found that when the user lets go and the object falls back down due to gravity, even though its position is 4.5, Object A's position keeps decreasing each time the user lets go of B. I got rid of the 0.001f and that fixed the problem, but Object A moves too fast without that damping.
Nov
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 comment Moving two objects proportionally
I've updated the question. Hopefully the information is more useful.
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Sep
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 comment Examples of faking 3D
I've updated the post with a video I just found.
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