This is my 3D, Minecraft version of CodingTrain's InverseKinematics coding challange.
https://github.com/CodingTrain/website/tree/main/CodingChallenges/CC_064.3_InverseKinematics_fixed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbgDqyy8bIw
An example of tentacle that follows player's mouse:
Tentacle tentacle;
// Run this part one time to create the tentacle.
/* Tentacle is a collection of segments.
* player.getEyeLocation(): Starting location of the tentacle.
* 10: Length of the tentacle.
* 100: Segment amount of the tentacle.
* (We have 100 segments, so the tentacle will have 99 joints.)
* 1: Particle amount of each segment.
* Color.RED: Color of each segment particle.
* 0.35f: Size of the first tentacle particle.
* 0.35f: Size of the end tentacle particle. */
this.tentacle = new Tentacle(player.getEyeLocation(), 10, 100, 1, Color.RED, 0.35f, 0.35f);
//Disable attachment to the start location so it can move.
this.tentacle.setAttached(false);//Run this part in every tick you want to progress the tentacle.
//Change tentacle's form by telling it where to reach.
this.tentacle.reach(player.getEyeLocation().add(player.getLocation().getDirection().multiply(7)));
//Draw the tentacle to the world.
this.tentacle.display();This is an ability i am currently working on which uses tentacle code to create waterbending arms:
