[Solved]Stairs

[Dr.Tyler O.]

Basically if a body (the player) collides with another body (the stair) that is of a certain height then allow the player to move over the stair.

Edit: To my knowledge, Love won't allow a body to travel over another body regardless of how short the second body is. I could be wrong but from what I've experienced, that seems to be the case.

[rmcode]

Not sure what you are asking here ... ?

[Dr.Tyler O.]

Not sure what you are asking here ... ?

With all due respect, how is that difficult to understand? I want to know how to allow a body to travel over another body if the "stair" is at or below a certain height. Think of a flight of stairs in real life for instance, you couldn't step over a stair that was three feet tall. The problem being that Love won't allow a body to travel over another body regardless of how short it is.

[rmcode]

Not sure what you are asking here ... ?

With all due respect, how is that difficult to understand?

With all due respect, using question marks and asking an actual question would've helped

Are you using box2d for collisions?

[Dr.Tyler O.]

No, I'm just using Love's physics system.

[rmcode]

No, I'm just using Love's physics system.

Then what you probably need is sensors:

http://www.iforce2d.net/b2dtut/sensors

and

https://love2d.org/wiki/Fixture:setSensor

IIRC there is also an example for this in the examples.love:
http://www.love2d.org/wiki/examples.love

[Dr.Tyler O.]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Also the 0.9.0 example browser doesn't contain an example of this.

[Plu]

For completeness' sake, love.physics uses box2d, so they're basically the same.

Also, it really helps if you upload a .love file of what you've made so far, because from the description in the opening post you could've been using a lot of different things and we have no real way of figuring out what kind of help you need.