Having trouble with gravity

Is there a way to add Gravity to a sprite so that it attracts other things?

Try Linkman2004's Gravitation plugin

Should be what you are looking for.

I should have searched "Gravitation" Instead of "Gravity".

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for.

You might try testing out the Custom movement behavior. Its got just about everything you would need to simulate gravity, as well as physics.

You might try testing out the Custom movement behavior. Its got just about everything you would need to simulate gravity, as well as physics.

I have been trying to figure out how to use physics and custom movement for this for a week now.

It does not make much sense to me.

Using the custom movement plugin, simply "accelerate" (through the custom movement --> set speed action) towards whatever point you want. It's possible to simulate complex gravity behaviour (eg, multiple points of gravity) with this method.

Edit: Here's an example where using families, you can achieve this:

+ System: For each spaceyobject
-> Projectile: Accelerate speed : spaceyobject.Value('Mass')/((distance(spaceyobject.X,spaceyobject.Y, Projectile.X, Projectile.Y))^2) towards spaceyobject 
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Where you can have multiple objects with the family attribute "spaceyobject". The projectile will accelerate towards "spaceyobjects" according to the equation: (mass (arbitrary private variable held by all spaceyobjects))/(distance from projectile to object^2)

Because this occurs for each spacey object, you can achieve quite realistic (within reason) behaviour. You'll need "mass" values of somewhere around 25,000.

Using the custom movement plugin, simply "accelerate" (through the custom movement --> set speed action) towards whatever point you want. It's possible to simulate complex gravity behaviour (eg, multiple points of gravity) with this method.

Edit: Here's an example where using families, you can achieve this:

> + System: For each spaceyobject
-> Projectile: Accelerate speed : spaceyobject.Value('Mass')/((distance(spaceyobject.X,spaceyobject.Y, Projectile.X, Projectile.Y))^2) towards spaceyobject 
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Where you can have multiple objects with the family attribute "spaceyobject". The projectile will accelerate towards "spaceyobjects" according to the equation: (mass (arbitrary private variable held by all spaceyobjects))/(distance from projectile to object^2)

Because this occurs for each spacey object, you can achieve quite realistic (within reason) behaviour. You'll need "mass" values of somewhere around 25,000.

I feel like an idiot.

When I added custom movement to a sprite, and saw there were no options to change, I assumed it was not ready yet. Never occurred to me that they were all assignable actions.

Guess this is why I could never understand programming languages.

Thank you so much, while this does not affect my gravity issue just yet (as I will have to figure out how this all works), it has allowed me to set up movement the way I want.