Hello,

In this thread, I tried to explain how to make sticky grounds. There can be many great and creative ways done with these grounds, especially in bootcamp and no-shaman maps, like in the maps below.

Example maps
SpoilerYkr - @3668888	SpoilerXorcist - @5000126

What you need to do is pretty simple:

1) Make a dynamic ground whose mass is 0.00000001 and that has fixed-rotation enabled (1).
Give a random mass value to your ground and don't forget the value. Copy and paste your XML to somewhere and change the mass value with 0.00000001.

2) Link it to more than one static ground with JR joints.
Add <L><JR M1="Z value of your sticky ground" M2="Z value of your first static ground" /><JR M1="Z value of your sticky ground" M2="Z value of your second static ground" /></L> between <O /> and </Z> tags in your XML.

3) Copy your sticky ground if you want to make it flow harder.
You need to copy the ground whose mass is 0.00000001 and put it to same place with your first sticky ground. You can use JR joints in the same way. Copy the joints you made and put them in the <L></L> tag and change the sticky ground's Z value with your new sticky ground's Z value. Collision with grounds should be turned off when you need to make sticky grounds a lot harder.

SpoilerExample XML <L><JR M1="Z value of your sticky ground" M2="Z value of your first static ground" /><JR M1="Z value of your sticky ground" M2="Z value of your second static ground" /><JR M1="Z value of your new sticky ground" M2="Z value of your first static ground" /><JR M1="Z value of your new sticky ground" M2="Z value of your second static ground" /></L> <C><P /><Z><S><S L="120" X="400" H="40" Y="200" T="0" P="1,0.00000001,0.3,0.2,0,1,0,0" /><S L="20" X="300" H="20" Y="360" T="0" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0" /><S L="20" H="20" X="500" Y="360" T="0" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0" /><S c="3" L="120" X="400" H="40" Y="200" T="0" P="1,0.00000001,0.3,0.2,0,1,0,0" /></S><D /><O /><L><JR M1="0" M2="1" /><JR M1="0" M2="2" /><JR M1="3" M2="1" /><JR M1="3" M2="2" /></L></Z></C>

Example XML: <C><P /><Z><S><S L="120" X="400" H="40" Y="200" T="0" P="1,0.00000001,0.3,0.2,0,1,0,0" /><S L="20" X="300" H="20" Y="360" T="0" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0" /><S L="20" H="20" X="500" Y="360" T="0" P="0,0,0.3,0.2,0,0,0,0" /></S><D /><O /><L><JR M1="0" M2="1" /><JR M1="0" M2="2" /></L></Z></C>

Thanks for making this thread Hybinkunduz!

thanks noob o

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thank u hybin

thats kwel

This will come to good use, thank you.

wow this was really easy! for once it worked for me lol

Thanks! It worked for me!

it never worked for me... how come :( i did the 0.00000001 and it didnt work

Ayumai a dit :

it never worked for me... how come :( i did the 0.00000001 and it didnt work

Make sure you have the exact same properties as shown on the tutorial, and be careful not to change the Z indexes (depth) of the grounds you linked using rotation joints (JR)
Alternatively you can nail the ground using a red nail in the Shaman Objects tab :D You also can hide it by adding mc="" in the <P /> tag (and so it should look like this: <P mc="" />). However it won't work if the ground you're linking is invisible (except with T="14" tag) and may get unstable for bootcamp

Urook a dit :

Ayumai a dit :VoirMasquer

it never worked for me... how come :( i did the 0.00000001 and it didnt work

Make sure you have the exact same properties as shown on the tutorial, and be careful not to change the Z indexes (depth) of the grounds you linked using rotation joints (JR)
Alternatively you can nail the ground using a red nail in the Shaman Objects tab :D You also can hide it by adding mc="" in the <P /> tag (and so it should look like this: <P mc="" />). However it won't work if the ground you're linking is invisible (except with T="14" tag) and may get unstable for bootcamp

o ty its working now

Thanks! Look at the troll map I made @7712179

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2) Link it to more than one static ground with JR joints.

Why more than one static? It worked just fine with one static ground, is there any difference?

how to make more than one