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I am doing a mini-golf game and when the speed is too high my wall keep going through walls. I tried the (dontgothroughwall) code but it does not work. I tried with the raycast: saying to my ball if you collide with a wall get the normal with the "reflect" and go this way but it still not working out on high speed. Anyone has a solution to this? I still want to have a realistic physic for the game (bouncyness etc) though. thanks
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Unity 3 potentially provides a solution in the form of Rigidbody.collisionDetectionMode. Have you tried it?
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There are a couple things that you can do that will help. 1: Increase the Physics Timestep (in Time settings) 2: Make the walls thicker (atleast the collider) 3: Make sure the scene is the correct size, or make it bigger then normal.
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1: Increase the Physics Timestep (in Time settings) .... it worked great since i don't have untiy 3.
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I do have Unity3... I'm so glad I read this because I'm having the same problem. I fixed it by upping the Fixed Time Step (in settings) from 0.02 to 0.01. I did not see any performance drop, although I am running a very simple game, and it fixed the problem entirely. Good luck :)
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You might also want to set the wall collider to Smooth and Convex collisions, sometimes it makes it work, sometimes it doesn't, tamper with the settings a little on the collider.
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What is the maximum speed you can make the ball go without going through the wall?