.MoveTo() teleports to position [Solved with workaround]

#1 Just came up with a workaround, just resetting it's .MoveTo(%pos, %speed) whenever it encounters a teleporter or something that delays it. That refreshes it so it doesn't take longer than the engine expects it too.

#2 This is actually intentional - there were times when an object would not reach the intended destination because of physics settings and this was put in place to force the object to fit the intended behavior (the Blackjack Template needed this). For the vast majority of cases this works perfectly and allows you to rely on the onMoveToComplete() callback firing reasonably close to the time expected.

And there's a flag to disable the warp:

ConsoleMethod(SceneObject, moveTo, bool, 4, 7,  "(worldPoint X/Y, speed, [autoStop = true], [warpToTarget = true]) - Moves the object to the specified world point.n"
                                                "The point is moved by calculating the initial linear velocity required and applies it.n"
                                                "The object may never reach the point if it has linear damping applied or collides with another object.n"
                                                "@param worldPoint/Y The world point to move the object to.n"
                                                "@param speed The speed (in m/s) to use to move to the specified point."
                                                "@param autoStop? Whether to automatically set the linear velocity to zero when time has elapsed or notn"
                                                "@param warpToTarget? Whether to move instantly to the target point after the specified time or not in-case the target was not quite reached.n"
                                                "@return Whether the move could be started or not.")

So this should stop it as well:

%sprite.moveTo(%destPoint, %speed, false, false);

The sprite should continue moving in the last direction at the last given speed until it reaches the destination. If you actually teleport the sprite somewhere else you might need to call moveTo() again to update the move vector, but the system already allows for slowdowns and interruptions and probably updates direction to reach assigned destination during integration. You can always use isMoveComplete() to check and manually force a "warp" if necessary.

#3 Gotcha. Thanks Richard.