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This question was closed Jun 06, 2014 at 06:30 PM by tanoshimi for the following reason:

Question is off-topic or not relevant

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Question by artmadewithcode · Jun 06, 2014 at 06:08 PM · rigidbodyforceballvectorcurve

How can i make a ball jump in a curve from one place to another and vice versa. Like juggling a ball !

First its dropped down from its initial position in the air and when the distance between it and A reaches (1) and left click button is pushed.The red ball should jump in a path similar to the green curve reaching a maximum on the yaxis than falling back to B. And when it reaches B and you click Left click again it REVERSES THE PATH TO A. My question is how to make it jump in this path

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You've already added the relevant tags that tell you (one) answer - apply a force to a rigidbody. The force applied at A and B are mirrored. Why not try that and, if you get stuck on a particular technical issue, post again.

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