KinematicBody's move() function

Berfandil

Hello!I am new to Godot and GDScript.Could you tell me what this error message means?[code]ERROR: Space state is inaccesible right now, wait for iteration or foxed process notification.    At: server\physics\Physics_server_sw.cpp:196ERROR: KinematicBody::move: Condition ' !dss ' is true. returned Vector3()    At: scene\3d\physics_body.cpp:907[/code]I have a scene set up like this:[img width=231 height=138]http://i.imgur.com/DuIo8DN.png[/img]And this is the code I want to run:[code]extends KinematicBodyfunc ready(): set_process_input(true)func input(event): if (event.type == InputEvent.KEY): move(Vector3(0.1,0,0))[/code]Thanks! :)

a-hadi

hiu need to use fixed_process function for physic related stuf;like:[code]extends KinematicBodyvar movment_vector = Vector3(0,0,0)func ready(): set_process_input(true)        set_fixed_process(true)func fixed_process(delta):      move(movment_vector)func input(event): if (event.type == InputEvent.KEY): movment_vector = Vector3(0.1,0,0)[/code]

Berfandil

Thank You!

Akien

To add on a.hadi's answer, I don't think you should use [tt]input[/tt] here, but instead poll for input events in the [tt]fixed_process[/tt] function, so that you act on events in the frame they're received. E.g. something like:[code]const SPEED = 200 # px/sfunc ready():    set_fixed_process(true)func fixed_process(delta):    var motion = Vector3()    if Input.is_action_pressed("left"):        motion += Vector3(-1, 0, 0)    if Input.is_action_pressed("right"):        motion += Vector3(1, 0, 0)    motion = motion.normalized() SPEED delta    move(motion)[/code]

Berfandil

I had it figured out yesterday night, but thanks for the input anyway. :)If you have anything to add to the subject, or know a good in-depth tutorial about handling events and alike, please let me know.

Akien

You can see the [url=http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/tutorials/engine/inputevent.html]InputEvent[/url] tutorial for details on handling input. The class reference for [tt]Input[/tt] and the various [tt]InputEvent*[/tt] classes should also be helpful.