if I do this:
bpy.data.objects[“Ball01”].game.lock_location_x = True
the settings don’t change until I exit the game and mouse over the area that these settings reside. very odd
I want to stop all movement for one object for a few seconds. is there a better way to do this?
object.worldPosition = target.worldPosition
object.suspendDynamics()
later
object.restoreDynamics()
that code you have is BPY and does nothing inside the game engine,
thanks! I didn’t realize bpy should be avoided.
Bpy is for anything that happens before you hit play,
or you can run a exernal copy of blender and use network sockets
to send data to bpy and then return a filename to libLoad,
I wish it were easier, but this is the only way to get at the lion sleeping next to the game engine.
