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Fixes #2416. The KinematicBody::can_move_to function was likely designed for two behaviours: - discrete: check if the body can "teleport" to the destination - continuous: check if the direct path to the destination is valid The continuous behaviour was however not implemented, and the discrete behaviour was broken too due to a wrong call to intersect_shape. The discrete behaviour has thus been fixed and the function renamed to can_teleport_to for more clarity. |
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README.md
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