Main Takeaway: Let's get rid of the mess we made in the previous tutorials and place a nice little car in the scene. In this tutorial, we put Luigi in an uncomfortable situation using a DistanceJoint and a RopeJoint.
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Let's get rid of the mess we made in the previous tutorials and place a nice little car in the scene. In this tutorial, we put Luigi in an uncomfortable situation using a DistanceJoint and a RopeJoint. Follow me on Twitter: In this video I demonstrate how to get going with a simple rope
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- Let's get rid of the mess we made in the previous tutorials and place a nice little car in the scene.
- In this tutorial, we put Luigi in an uncomfortable situation using a DistanceJoint and a RopeJoint.
- Follow me on Twitter: In this video I demonstrate how to get going with a simple rope
- A few miscalculations here or there, but I think it gets the point across.
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