[Tutorial] One-way Path Ground

One-way Path Ground Tutorial

Explanation a dit :
A one-way path ground is basically a ground that allows you to go through it in only one direction. So, if you go through it, you can't come back the other way.

Example maps:

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Step 1.
First place a dynamic ground with the mass as 999999 or higher.
(Set to 0 Friction, 0 Restitution, 0 Rotation, No fixed rotation, 0 Linear damping, 0 Angular damping and no collision with grounds. Only collision to mice.)

Example

XML Example (Steps)

And also, the longer the height of the ground is, the better. I would recommend in between 300 and 1000. The mechanism works better that way.

Step 2.
In order for the joint mechanism to work, you must place the <L></L> tags.

XML Example (Steps)

Step 3.
This uses JP (Prismatic Joint). This mechanism is very similar to the treadmill/booster ground mechanism. However, the speed (MV) will be lower (MV="Infinity,3 to 5"). You choose the direction you want to allow the players to go through using the AXIS. AXIS="-1,0" allows you to go through left to right. AXIS="1,0" allows you to go through right to left. So, it turns out like the following:

XML Examlple (Steps)

Step 4.
Link the ground with the JR (Revolving Joint) and P1. It turns out as the following:

XML Example (Steps)

And that is the end! Hope this helped. If you have any questions, feel free to ask here!

Special thanks to Bolodefchoco.
Credits to Uelintondd for the original tutorial.

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Great tutorial! i'll make sure to implement it in my future maps :)

A One-way Path Ground lets you know that you have to live in the present, not the past.
LOL JK
but i have a question:
why can't we come back?

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Kateluvsyou a dit :
but i have a question:
why can't we come back?

That is the whole point in this concept. The concept is that you can only go through one way.

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Kimsterjay a dit :
Kateluvsyou a dit :
but u can't come back?

That is the whole point in this concept. The concept is that you can only go through one way.

ok but what happens if u have two grounds that point opposite of each other right next to each other

Great tutorial, good job Kim!

Thewtfjason a dit :
Great tutorial! i'll make sure to implement it in my future maps :)

Thank you ^^

Grimmaro a dit :
Great tutorial, good job Kim!

Thanks Grim ^^

Kateluvsyou a dit :
ok but what happens if u have two grounds that point opposite of each other right next to each other

If you would want to do that, I suggest you make two normal grounds instead of using this concept in the wrong way.

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Kimsterjay a dit :
Thewtfjason a dit :
Great tutorial! i'll make sure to implement it in my future maps :)

Thank you ^^

Grimmaro a dit :
Great tutorial, good job Kim!

Thanks Grim ^^
Kateluvsyou a dit :
ok but what happens if u have two grounds that point opposite of each other right next to each other

If you would want to do that, I suggest you make two normal grounds instead of using this concept in the wrong way.

oh ok

You could at least have mentioned MY TUTORIAL from the BR community, after all this is the original, you put the same name and made the content totally identical, although I was not the creator of the mechanism, it was me who did the tutorial. More respect and honesty always. Thank you!

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Uelintondd a dit :
You could at least have mentioned MY TUTORIAL from the BR community, after all this is the original, you put the same name and made the content totally identical, although I was not the creator of the mechanism, it was me who did the tutorial. More respect and honesty always. Thank you!

I am sorry. I learned the original mechanism from your thread in BR forum and I wanted to share this mechanism to the EN forum seeing it has never been introduced here. I will add you as a credit. I should have in the first place. Sorry if the explanation seems identical, it was the only way I knew how to do the mechanism.

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Is there a way to implement this mechanism into horizontal grounds?

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Thewtfjason a dit :
Is there a way to implement this mechanism into horizontal grounds?

I have personally never seen it or attempted to make one so you might be better off using a sticky ground for horizontal grounds and then using this mech for vertical ones.

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Thewtfjason a dit :
Is there a way to implement this mechanism into horizontal grounds?

Use AXIS 0,1 or 0,-1.

#16

I have a problem, that's working in the beginning but with many grounds, they blow up *^*

#17

How to make multiple one-way path grounds?

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Alarobzein a dit :
I have a problem, that's working in the beginning but with many grounds, they blow up *^*

It works fine. The problem is that changing the Z value of a ground can change the Z value of other grounds, including the One-way path ground. However, the Z value indicated in the joint does't change, so the ground loses its properties. Make sure to apply the properties at the end, when the map is finished.

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Eremiaovidiu a dit :
Alarobzein a dit :
I have a problem, that's working in the beginning but with many grounds, they blow up *^*

It works fine. The problem is that changing the Z value of a ground can change the Z value of other grounds, including the One-way path ground. However, the Z value indicated in the joint does't change, so the ground loses its properties. Make sure to apply the properties at the end, when the map is finished.

I know that, I changed everything with Canvas and... boom, but it's okay I finally do it lol (8 months ago :s)

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#20

how to make 2 grounds of this?

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