How do you "teleport" a RigidBody2D?

1up

I've had a search and find some results but I suspect they are from older versions of Godot because they refer to commands that no longer exist.

I am writing a space shooter that exists in infinite space. By that I mean that the player can travel any distance in any direction with the camera fixed to them. However, if any non-player sprite (rigidBody) strays too far from the player (and therefore camera) they should be teleported to other side of the player. Obviously, as well as changing their position I also want to retain the physics forces applied to them.

This is what I have so far but it isn't working. Can anyone suggest where it is going wrong or perhaps a better solution? var distx = player.position.x - position.x var disty = player.position.y - position.y var av = angular_velocity var lv = linear_velocity var teleported = false if distx > wrapRange: position.x = player.position.x + wrapRange teleported = true elif distx < -wrapRange: position.x = player.position.x - wrapRange teleported = true if disty > wrapRange: position.y = player.position.y + wrapRange teleported = true elif disty < -wrapRange: position.y = player.position.y - wrapRange teleported = true if teleported: apply_impulse(position, lv) apply_torque_impulse(av)

Thanks :)

riphle

I haven’t played with rigid body’s to much my self but but I did learn about them with in a video on you tube by a Chanel named kidscancode so I recommend just watching the video to understand the code better. the code it’s self was used for making a small astroids like game where the player teleports from one side of the screen to the other and maintains its velocity.