on layer hit = kill ?

[dogwong]

how to make that?

when a object hit by layer, then that object will be killed

thx

[immibis]

I think you mean laser, not layer (correct me if I'm wrong).
Try setting the density to NaN in the onLaserHit script: (e)=>{e.geom.density = NaN}
If you don't want it to kill immortal objects then use this: (e)=>{e.geom.immortal ? {} : {e.geom.density = NaN}}

[dogwong]

I'm wrong...sorry, it should be "laser"

thx

[KarateBrot]

Depending on what you want to do sometimes it's even better to use density = 0 since Algodoo can handle this. Phun would crash in some cases.

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OnLaserHit = (e) => { density = 0 }


The difference using this instead of NaN is that you only delete the geometry that's hit by the laser. With NaN every geometry that's colliding at the moment will be deleted, too. So with density = NaN you can delete a big group of objects where the geometry is attached to or is colliding with and with density = 0 you can delete this specific geometry without affecting other geometries.

[xplane80]

I would put airfrictionmult to -inf then it gets rid of the object without glitches

[Sniperkasa]

or

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{e.geom.color = [0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0]; e.geom.drawBorder = false; e.geom.collideSet = 0; e.geom.airFrictionMult= 0; e.geom.density = 0.000000000000000000000000000000000001}

Which would "delete" it.. as it no longer collide, is seen nor creates air friction..

[Versieon]

Also, airfriction dosn't affect glued objects, only free moving ones.