first spring release

README.md

@@ -2,6 +2,13 @@
 A configurable spring arm node for Godot Engine
 
 # How to use it
-Currently, only length and height and smoothness can be set.
+
 As soon as the spring is given a target, it will start following the target and looking at the target.
+Currently, the spring node position itself on the back of the target, at given height and length
 For the spring to work, it is needed to give it a collision shape.
+
+ - Spring Max Length : How far the spring node will stay on the target's back vector
+ - Spring Max Height : How high the spring node will stay on the target's up vector
+ - Smoothness : How smooth the movement of the spring node should be
+ - Look At Target : Should the spring node look at the target
+ - Interpolate Physic Frame : Should the spring node interpolate between pysics frames

SpringArm.gd

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ export var spring_max_length = 10
 export var spring_max_height = 5
 export var smoothness = 0.9
 export var look_at_target = true
-export var look_at_target_smoothness = 0.0 
-export var rotate_with_target = true
-export var rotate_with_target_smoothness = 0.0
-export var angle_from_target_forward = -180.0
+#export var look_at_target_smoothness = 0.0 
+#export var rotate_with_target = true
+#export var rotate_with_target_smoothness = 0.0
+#export var angle_from_target_forward = -180.0
 
 export var interpolate_physics_frames = true setget set_interpolate_physics_frames, get_interpolate_physics_frames
 
@@ -58,7 +58,6 @@ var next_phys_position
 var physic_delta
 func _physics_process(delta):
 	time_since_last_physic_process = 0
-	print(str(delta))
 	var wanted_pos = _compute_movement()
 	if(interpolate_physics_frames):
 		#Use move and slide to calculate the right position and then move back