Sets the body gravity for both the X and Y axes. This is an acceleration applied to this body in addition to the world gravity, in pixels per second squared. Values can be positive or negative. Larger absolute values result in a stronger effect.
If only one value is provided, it will be used for both the X and Y axes.
The gravitational acceleration to be applied to the X-axis, in pixels per second squared.
Optionaly: number
The gravitational acceleration to be applied to the Y-axis, in pixels per second squared. If not specified, the X value will be used. Default x.
This Game Object.
Sets the body gravity applied to the X-axis. This is an acceleration in addition to the world gravity, in pixels per second squared. Use a positive value to pull the body to the right and a negative value to pull it to the left.
The gravitational acceleration to be applied to the X-axis, in pixels per second squared.
This Game Object.
Sets the body gravity applied to the Y-axis. This is an acceleration in addition to the world gravity, in pixels per second squared. Use a positive value to pull the body downward and a negative value to push it upward (against gravity).
The gravitational acceleration to be applied to the Y-axis, in pixels per second squared.
This Game Object.
Provides methods for setting the gravity properties of an Arcade Physics Game Object. Should be applied as a mixin and not used directly.
Body gravity is a per-body acceleration applied in addition to the world gravity defined in the Arcade Physics configuration. Use this component to give individual Game Objects a different gravitational pull from the rest of the world, for example to make a Game Object float upward against a downward world gravity, or to apply stronger gravity to a specific Game Object without affecting others. Values are specified in pixels per second squared.