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I'm new to Unity, and have limited experience with 3D software (3D studio max). I purchased a air hockey 3DS model to be used in my first game, I've written all the JS to handle moving the controller which will interact with the puc. The problem I have is that it only works if I use a box collider to the controller and table frame (which is the wrong shape for the collision) as whenever I apply the Mesh collider to either the table or controller doesn't work (it doesn't show the green collider outline). My understanding is that every object has to have a mesh? If so, where's mine? Below are the two objects I'm trying to apply the mesh collider to;
Table frame;
I've tried setting all mesh colliders to convex, but it makes no difference. Cheers Carl
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You cannot have a Mesh Collider and a Box Collider on the same object (atleast I think so) Unity lets me apply both mesh and box colliders to the same object. I've tried it without the box collider, but my puc / controller just falls straight through the table top (which is a mesh collider @ present, though I'm thinking about changing this because the table top is just a plane).
Jul 14 '12 at 02:56 PM
cbruiners
You could try replacing the box collider with a spherical one, just a thought though.
Jul 14 '12 at 03:32 PM
Blink
I did try that, but it causes odd behavior when colliding with the puc... I'd need to be able to modify the collider
Jul 14 '12 at 03:43 PM
cbruiners
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Can I using the transform method on the collider to modify its shape? And without effecting the actual model the collider is attached too?
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In your second picture the mesh collider is disabled. It may also be a problem to do with scaling. In any case you are much better off attaching multiple primitive colliders than trying to use a mesh collider.
Do I have to create the colliders in Max with the object and export them? as I've created box colliders but the colliders in Unity other than scale and position cannot be rotated (otherwise I'd use the wheel collider :-) which would be ideal.
It would be great if I could manipulate a collider object in Unity more than just scale and position.