Same diametric move intensity on different resolutions in Matter.js
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I need help. I have a player and i want jump player always in same diametric order. I wanted to fix this with getHeight with return ( innerHeight/100 * per ) but no improved. Even worst if canvas size become bigger player have smallest jump , for smaller window player jumps higher! I dont want to callibrate in hard code way. I need responsive function!
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r.player.force = {
x: 0,
y: -(getHeight(0.03)),
};
Matter.Body.applyForce(r.player, { x: r.player.position.x, y: r.player.position.y }, r.player.force);
public getHeight(percente: number): number {
return this.reperH() / 100 * percente;
}
this.reperH = function () {
if ((window as any).innerHeight > (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio) {
return (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio;
} else {
return (window as any).innerHeight;
}
};
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I need help. I have a player and i want jump player always in same diametric order. I wanted to fix this with getHeight with return ( innerHeight/100 * per ) but no improved. Even worst if canvas size become bigger player have smallest jump , for smaller window player jumps higher! I dont want to callibrate in hard code way. I need responsive function!
"leave a comment before vote negative"
r.player.force = {
x: 0,
y: -(getHeight(0.03)),
};
Matter.Body.applyForce(r.player, { x: r.player.position.x, y: r.player.position.y }, r.player.force);
public getHeight(percente: number): number {
return this.reperH() / 100 * percente;
}
this.reperH = function () {
if ((window as any).innerHeight > (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio) {
return (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio;
} else {
return (window as any).innerHeight;
}
};
Full source : link
javascript typescript3.0 matterjs
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
Please leave comment whats wrong with this Q ?!
– Nikola Lukic
yesterday
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up vote
-2
down vote
favorite
I need help. I have a player and i want jump player always in same diametric order. I wanted to fix this with getHeight with return ( innerHeight/100 * per ) but no improved. Even worst if canvas size become bigger player have smallest jump , for smaller window player jumps higher! I dont want to callibrate in hard code way. I need responsive function!
"leave a comment before vote negative"
r.player.force = {
x: 0,
y: -(getHeight(0.03)),
};
Matter.Body.applyForce(r.player, { x: r.player.position.x, y: r.player.position.y }, r.player.force);
public getHeight(percente: number): number {
return this.reperH() / 100 * percente;
}
this.reperH = function () {
if ((window as any).innerHeight > (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio) {
return (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio;
} else {
return (window as any).innerHeight;
}
};
Full source : link
javascript typescript3.0 matterjs
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
I need help. I have a player and i want jump player always in same diametric order. I wanted to fix this with getHeight with return ( innerHeight/100 * per ) but no improved. Even worst if canvas size become bigger player have smallest jump , for smaller window player jumps higher! I dont want to callibrate in hard code way. I need responsive function!
"leave a comment before vote negative"
r.player.force = {
x: 0,
y: -(getHeight(0.03)),
};
Matter.Body.applyForce(r.player, { x: r.player.position.x, y: r.player.position.y }, r.player.force);
public getHeight(percente: number): number {
return this.reperH() / 100 * percente;
}
this.reperH = function () {
if ((window as any).innerHeight > (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio) {
return (window as any).innerWidth / this.aspectRatio;
} else {
return (window as any).innerHeight;
}
};
Full source : link
javascript typescript3.0 matterjs
javascript typescript3.0 matterjs
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
edited 2 days ago
wanttobeprofessional
81331222
81331222
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
asked Nov 18 at 20:02
Nikola Lukic
1,67821735
1,67821735
Please leave comment whats wrong with this Q ?!
– Nikola Lukic
yesterday
add a comment |
Please leave comment whats wrong with this Q ?!
– Nikola Lukic
yesterday
Please leave comment whats wrong with this Q ?!
– Nikola Lukic
yesterday
Please leave comment whats wrong with this Q ?!
– Nikola Lukic
yesterday
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