Reference

• Body Classes
  • PPBox
  • PPCircle
  • PPConvexPoly
  • PPLine
  • PPPoly
• Body Functions
  • (PPBox)getHeight()
  • (PPBox)getWidth()
  • (PPBox)setSize()
  • (PPCircle)getSize()
  • (PPCircle)setSize()
  • addExcludedBody()
  • addForce()
  • adjustAngularVelocity()
  • adjustVelocity()
  • applyMatrix()
  • attachImage()
  • dettachImage()
  • getAngularVelocity()
  • getImageAlpha()
  • getRotation()
  • getVelocityX()
  • getVelocityY()
  • getX()
  • getY()
  • isResting()
  • isStatic()
  • isTouchingBody()
  • resetForces()
  • setAngularVelocity()
  • setDamping()
  • setDrawable()
  • setFillColor()
  • setFriction()
  • setGravityEffected()
  • setImageAlpha()
  • setMass()
  • setPosition()
  • setRestitution()
  • setRotatable()
  • setRotation()
  • setRotDamping()
  • setStaticBody()
  • setStrokeColor()
  • setStrokeWidth()
  • setVelocity()
• World Classes
  • PPWorld
• World Fucntions
  • add()
  • clear()
  • draw()
  • remove()
  • setDamping()
  • setEdges()
  • setEdgesFriction()
  • setEdgesRestitution()
  • setGravity()
  • step()

addForce()

Description

Move an object through your PPhys2D world by adding a force vector to it. For exemple, in a platform game, add a vertical force to simulate jumping. If you are creating a space-shooter, you may want to use addForce to move your ship in a zero-gravity PPhys2D world.

Exemples

myBody.addForce(-200000, 0);

Syntax

addForce(float, float);

Parameters