Clarify CharacterBody usage #11565
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Added a note to clarify that CharacterBody can be used for non-character objects as requested in godotengine#10458.
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| Despite it's name ``CharacterBody2D``, it can also be used for other physics objects that requires |
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Fixes #10458
Description
Added a note to the using_character_body_2d.rst tutorial to clarify that the CharacterBody2D node is not strictly for human/NPC characters. It is also the recommended node for any physics object that requires manual movement and detailed collision information, such as moving platforms or complex projectiles.
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Added a .. note:: block in the "Introduction" or "When to use" section of the CharacterBody2D manual page.