Here's a C# version of the spring code: gist.github.com/chadcable/92bc3958af5b171e593e36be57ca36ce

@NinjaSlv

Жыл бұрын

have the names of the functions changed ? I found a function called "CalcDampedSpringMotionParams", is this the "CalcDampedSimpleHarmonicMotion" in the vide with a new name?

@truenosolitario4184

Жыл бұрын

@@NinjaSlv +100000

@viduraamarasinghe6108

Жыл бұрын

Got it working. public class SpringImplementationFloat : MonoBehaviour { SpringUtils.tDampedSpringMotionParams springParams; public float frequency = 15f; public float dampingRatio = 0.5f; public float targetPos; public float currentPos; float vel; private void Awake() { springParams = new SpringUtils.tDampedSpringMotionParams(); } private void Update() { SpringUtils.CalcDampedSpringMotionParams(ref springParams, Time.deltaTime, frequency, dampingRatio); SpringUtils.UpdateDampedSpringMotion(ref currentPos, ref vel, targetPos, in springParams); } }

@ArtRiku

7 ай бұрын

@@viduraamarasinghe6108 I was currently trying to implement it myself but ... as you did it... much obliged !

This has literally changed so much for me. It's so obvious now, but the implementation linked in the comments along with the examples in this video has made juicing so many things so much easier than it was with a mess of tweens. Hugely appreciate this video & have been sharing in every gamedev community I'm a part of.

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

So glad this was useful! Springs are the best!!

@game_developer_7382

Жыл бұрын

Can you share source code of this video?

insanely good video again. I love the fact that all of the editing uses the principles explained in the video. Last time, I was so in love with your physics based charcontroller that I went on to basically spend all night remaking it in unity. I didn't learn much new from this vid but it lit up a fire inside of me and now my entire evening is gonna be playing with springs. Thanks, toyful!

Wow, another great video! I frequently recommend the physics character rig video, and this will def come up any time someone wants some juicy action!!

Exceptional tutorials, @Toyful Games! Very inspiring! In fact, I already have ideas on how to spice up our game with springy behaviors and animations, so I'm going to implement it right now.

i watched a few spring implementation videos but this one is just incredible! all of the examples are so clever and well-explained

Nicely explained! I really like your tutorials, they're very comprehensive. 👌

I can't belive that you guys made a new video !! Your pervious video was by far the best gamedev secrets video !!

this is absolutly brilliant. a topic i have never seen so far and in an amazing quality. please continue with your knowledge exchange, it's amazing

10/10 video! Wonderful tutorial, Toyful Games!

Phenomenal video! Really well explained on a hugely important topic! ❤️

Thanks, I'll absolutely give myself a try at this!

This is such a well done video, thank you!

Very cool and useful tutorial, thanks!

I bought very very valet just because of the tutorials and walked in to a wonderful gameplay experience. Great job on both ends.

Outstanding video! Very well explained and visualized, I have to try to include that into my games too

@game_developer_7382

Жыл бұрын

Where is your implementation? I could not find it.

wow, this was so awesome!

That should be a unity built-in function! Awesome job, more of this please!

I implemented springs yesterday an am already obsessed! They add such a haptic feel of weight and mass to things. I am currently using them to procedurally animate a character using his weapon recoil and it feels so nice. The only thing I did was creating a simple class that wraps up all spring related variables, so my individual scripts dont get messy. Great video! Thanks!

@game_developer_7382

Жыл бұрын

Can you share source code?

@franciscooteiza

11 ай бұрын

Big fat liar!

All this talk of springs reminds me of "Spring Fever", a short riffed in MST3K. "Noooooooooooooo Springs!"

How i can get spring value as you mention in Button Springs section ?

Love this - I'm implementing this into my Unity game right now! Is the C# source shared somewhere? I'm currently transliterating (not sure on the term!) the C++ to C# but I wondered if the source was available somewhere already ;)

@fmproductions913

2 жыл бұрын

I left my C# translation here in a separate comment (haven't tested it so far though), but I hope it works and it will probably align with the version you already have :)

@game_developer_7382

Жыл бұрын

@@fmproductions913 Where is the source coude?

I was playing with this today and I have question: is it possible to apply this to quaternions too? For example I would like to go from an arbitrary rotation to the quaternion identity with that bouncy motion.

Can we use this code in any project without any fear of copyright

7:32 hi Can You help me Im working on a Game Like this using 3d objects Can you give some tips about moving the 3d objects from one grid to another grid

Hi, All your video tutorials are good and useful. But I could not make it workable. I am confused a lot. Please, show only this code fully in the video, or you can post fully code of this video here? I need this motion in my game too urgently.

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

We've re-pinned a comment with another C# implementation - hope this helps

Could you please post this code somewhere so we can look at it in detail? My tiny brain can't implement it. Thank you in advance if you do

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

We've pinned a C# implementation of the spring code that FM Productions posted, hopefully that helps make sense of things! All of the other code is actually in the video - springs are surprisingly simple to implement!

Would you be able to make the source code available?

@fmproductions913

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, I wanted to leave a link to the C# port I did, but I think that the message was auto deleted (maybe bot prevention measurements because it contained a link in a comment repsonse, or I did a mistake when posting). I left it a message with link as general comment on the video though

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

We've pinned a C# implementation of the spring code that FM Productions posted, which should help get you started on the Unity side. Other than that all of the code used is in the video, implementing springs produces surprisingly little code.

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

@@fmproductions913 Thanks for posting a C# implementation of the spring code!!

@game_developer_7382

Жыл бұрын

@@fmproductions913 Where is the code? I can not see it.

gotta try transfer this over to unreal

Pls show us the code. I really want to understand the code. I can't really understand if you just show parts of it.

@neipo

Жыл бұрын

an implementation is linked in the description & FM Productions (in the comments) has also posted a gist of a C# implementation if you are a unity (or general C#) dev. I have been using FM's implementation myself its great & simple

@ToyfulGames

Жыл бұрын

We've pinned a C# implementation of the spring code that FM Productions posted, hopefully that helps! Other than that, all of the code we used is in the video - springs are deceptively simple to implement.

For anyone reading this: Do you knew any other game feel stuff that Exist Everywhere but nobody talk about it ?