re-estabish dynamic object properties after unparenting doesn't work #19377

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bert baum · 2009-09-17T15:39:04+02:00

bert baum commented

2009-09-17 15:39:04 +02:00

Category: Physics

%%%Hi,

The example file shows 2 spheres and a cube: both spheres are set to dynamic but the right one is parented to the cube.

In GE, the left one falls down, the right one stays in place. That's ok.

Now if you unparent the right sphere in GE with space-key the spheres dynamic characteristic isn't re-established. That's the bug ;)

..I think these parent+dynamics problems are rather old and were solved once. So how come the bug came up again?

Specs:
Blender 2.49b
WinXP SP3
Nvidia Gforce 6600
Python 2.6.2%%%

**Category**: Physics %%%Hi, The example file shows 2 spheres and a cube: both spheres are set to dynamic but the right one is parented to the cube. In GE, the left one falls down, the right one stays in place. That's ok. Now if you unparent the right sphere in GE with space-key the spheres dynamic characteristic isn't re-established. That's the bug ;) ..I think these parent+dynamics problems are rather old and were solved once. So how come the bug came up again? Specs: Blender 2.49b WinXP SP3 Nvidia Gforce 6600 Python 2.6.2%%%

bert baum commented

2009-09-17 15:39:04 +02:00

Changed status to: 'Open'

Dominik Klooz commented

2011-12-30 21:13:33 +01:00

%%%Some notes:

same behavior with parented rigid bodies
same in Blender 2.61.0 r42615

IMPORTANT:
removeParent() works with parent relationships created at runtime, either using setParent() or the Parent Actuator.%%%

%%%Some notes: - same behavior with parented rigid bodies - same in Blender 2.61.0 r42615 IMPORTANT: removeParent() works with parent relationships created at runtime, either using setParent() or the Parent Actuator.%%%

Raf Colson commented

2014-08-24 21:53:29 +02:00

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