Platformer on solid that's changing angles

Hi guys, I have a problem with one of my projects.

Basically, I have a platformer object on a solid object. Whenever the platformer object moves left, the object starts dipping left, kind've like a seesaw. The platformer's gravity angle is set to the solid + 90. (This ensures he stays on the solid and doesn't fall off, also allows for smoother movements of the platformer object).

The problem: Because the solid is tilting, sometimes the platformer object "isn't on floor". I have the solid object only tilt if the platformer "is on floor". This makes the seesaw tilting kind've rough.

When I removed the "is on floor" for the event that tilts the seesaw, it was smooth however it still tilted if the platformer object jumps.

Is there a way to make the seesaw tilt smooth and make it only tilt if the platformer object is on the seesaw? I assume it'd involve using 'is overlapping at offset'. Anybody know how I can fix this issue?

You can do this with "overlapping at offset", but this will require some math.

There is an easier way:

Define an imagepoint on the platformer sprite, which is a few pixels below its bottom edge. (outside the image)

Then you can use this event to check if platformer is on the tilting Floor or within several pixels from it:

System-> Floor is overlapping a point (platfromer.ImagePointX(1), platfromer.ImagePointY(1))

Thanks dude! I tried both ways. The point worked but then if I got to an edge it would stop. After using that point idea, I realized how much I should offset the player's y by and check for an overlap.

You can define two image points on both sides of the player, just below its bottom edge.

But yeah, overlapping at offset is a better way of doing this, as long as you get the math right.