Wow!! This very nearly worked Thanks!!! The first script worked like a charm, I just flung it on the eggcup and now Robotti the cardboard robot went sailing up, no problem. BUT...

Im afraid when he jumps off at the top, I apply the second script to that patform, but the lift seems to pull him back down and through that geometry.

Im assuming that script one is temporarily parenting the player to the platform, so Im not managing to remove the parent it seems.

Just to clarify, when you say trigger, do you attatch it to a collider that has Is Trigger turned on, of just a regular collidor.

The lift collider works just fine without trigger turned on... But the top platform does not...

Mark

this comment may not be relevant but you need to have a rigid body with kinematic enabled for it to react to physics properly.

I use a empty gamobject with box collider as trigger, childed to plane of lift tho reuse

the second is just forward the door of lift if you don't have something to walk, maybe could surround the cup with some box

or if don't need reuse the cup to go down, just put the second trigger at the point you need to junp away, just a bit up the robot, so that is reached when jump

Nice idea Ingen...you are right.. the robot must jump out of the cup Ill give it a try...

One thing tho, just to check and see if it was working, I added a debug thingy...

var platform : Transform; var player : Transform;

function OnTriggerEnter () { player.parent = platform; Debug.Log("Im on a lift"); }

And noticed that console returned "Im on a lift" as soon as the level loads, NOT when Robotti jumps into the eggcup... is this an error?

MArk

I think yes, can Robotti move normally? It's anyway strange

but I never use debug because you can see lift , the cup in your case, is parented to player, directly in the inspector - how much the trigger is big?
- Is on top of the cup, and big as the cup? - then is player misses the jump isn't parented