topaz finch
The - in front of acceleration is the crucial detail you seem to be missing.
If you left that minus out, you would indeed accelerate the Rigidbody.
However, due to the -, what is actually happening here, is rb.AddForce(rb.velocity * (acceleration * -1));.
Because of that, you get a force opposing the movement direction of the Rigidbody.
Do note that a very similar effect could be achieved by simply increasing the Rigidbody's drag value (which acts similar to air resistance).
median slate
i know the minus makes it opposing, but i wanna know how can i exactly nullify the velocity with that force..
meaning i need to figure out the exact force value that can stop the body
median slate
The `-` in front of `acceleration` is the crucial detail you seem to be missing....
i'll try the drag, but i'm still looking for that sweet spot where the drag nullifies the velocity, maybe i should tweak back and forth till i sorta find it ??
median slate
i think the drag works fine
humble sedge
@median slate the code will always make the rigidbody stop, tweaking it will just make it stop faster or slower
^drag too
median slate
<@484079868594880514> the code will always make the rigidbody stop, tweaking it ...
how about instantly
that's what i meant..
but i think transform.translate and other things are better for that ig
tysm!
humble sedge
how about instantly
Make the value infinitely high
median slate
inf ?
humble sedge
But what you're asking is strange... Yeah you probably should just modify transform
median slate
But what you're asking is strange... Yeah you probably should just modify transf...
but drag is fine
i didn't know about it
humble sedge
Modify velocity directly then?
median slate
yup i forgot about that