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Question by sincerelysleepy · Oct 24, 2021 at 05:54 PM · rigidbody2dvelocitydynamickinematic

Switching from kinematic to dynamic without stutter

Hello! I am working on a little skate game where the player can grind. The skater is a dynamic rigidbody that I move by applying force. When the player grind on a rail, I switch the player's rigidbody from dynamic to kinematic and use LeanTween's moveSpline function to move the player along the path of the rail. This all works fine, however, when the player reaches the END of the rail and I switch from kinematic to dynamic, it seems like there is a single frame where the player stops moving and it's extremely noticable. I can't seem to figure out why and was looking for some help.

             LTDescr tween = LeanTween.moveSpline(rb.gameObject, paths, grindSpeed)
                 .setOrientToPath2d(false)
                 .setSpeed(grindSpeed)
                 .setOnComplete(() =>
                 {
                                     rb.isKinematic = false;
                 var afterRailForce = new Vector3(velocityPriorToGrind.x, endRailPop.y, 0);
                 rb.AddForce(afterRailForce, ForceMode.Impulse);
                 });
         }

After the rail is complete, I take the x velocity prior to the grind starting and add a force to the player's rigidbody AFTER setting isKinematic to false (back to dynamic). Here is what it looks like.

Thanks for the help!

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