Maintaining object physics

I have a slight issue that I feel that the forge community might already have the answer to. I am making this feature in my map that deletes the floor out from underneath a physical object. The issue is, by the time it deletes the physics has already deactivated in the object. I want it to fall down after I delete the floor object beneath it. I have found another way to get around it besides explosions, now I'm using constantly falling street cone spawn. BUT I am open to other suggestions.

So all I ask is, does anyone know a better way to keep a movable object's physics constantly active? I don't care what method it uses so long as it is compact(not too much budget), doesn't consume the fps the way the explosions do, and won't bother the players. HOWEVER I do not want to use a chain of physical objects.

Thanks for the help.

 

I have found another way using a constantly respawning street cone, but I am open to other suggestions as I am interested in if there are any other ways.

 

The contraption was under the map in the first place, its just that the explosion could be heard and u could see a bit of the explosion popping out of the floor.

So basically, a cone is perfect cuz you can't see or hear it at all, so grenades won't change much, in fact, cone is better because I have a more plentiful supply of cones than grenades, and the fact that I could potentially use grenades in the map.

I do have another issue though, I need to place probably over 50 copies of this contraption throughout the map, and I don't really know how I'll work out the limit of objects I'm using.

So far the contraption uses a 2*2 block, a die(one of the toy gadgets), a street cone, a soft kill boundary, and most importantly, a 4*4 flat block(its most important because the whole contraption is used to for the 4*4 flat)

One thing to understand is, the contraption makes heavy use of the fact that haloball goals and kill boudaries can only delete the things they touch if the center of the object is in the range of said kill boundary or haloball goal.

So basically, I'm using a 2*2 block as a scorable object, the die is a haloball goal and is being propped up by the 2*2 block. While the die is being propped up, it is constantly scoring the 4*4 flat block which is also a scorable object that is above it. The street cone is also scorable object, it is repeatedly spawning in right next to the die and after spawning in, falls into the soft kill boundary which deletes it. I use the street cone like this because it keeps the physics on the die active. And then this is where the player comes in, the player is walking around with a halo ball goal that is pointing downwards, the haloball goal attached to the player scores in the 2*2 block that is propping up the die. When the 2*2 block is scored by the player, the die which has its physics constantly active will fall down. After the die falls down, it is no longer scoring the 4*4 block above it, and the 4*4 block spawns in, acting as a wall within the map the players run around in.

 

Yea, I was just thinking that a little bit ago.

 

I'm sorry, invisible object glitch?