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I have a humanoid entity in my application and I am modelling the collision for it using an RP3D sphere, and I am happy with how it feels to move around.
However, the humanoid has a shape of around 1m x 1m x 2m - ie it is twice as tall as it is wide. I am modelling it as a 1m x 1m x 1m sphere at ground level, and again I am happy with how this feels, but the issue is that there is no collision on the top half to stop the entity's head going through low ceilings.
So what I really want is a collision object which looks a bit like:
| - a stick
o - the sphere
Where:
The sphere is modelled as normal (because this works well physically for my feeling of movement)
The stick collides against other things, stopping the whole object in its tracks
BUT
The stick has no mass and is always in the same global position compared to the sphere, and does not impact the sphere's physics.
I'm sorry, this is quite difficult to explain. Do I make any sense?
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Hi,
I have a humanoid entity in my application and I am modelling the collision for it using an RP3D sphere, and I am happy with how it feels to move around.
However, the humanoid has a shape of around 1m x 1m x 2m - ie it is twice as tall as it is wide. I am modelling it as a 1m x 1m x 1m sphere at ground level, and again I am happy with how this feels, but the issue is that there is no collision on the top half to stop the entity's head going through low ceilings.
So what I really want is a collision object which looks a bit like:
| - a stick
o - the sphere
Where:
The sphere is modelled as normal (because this works well physically for my feeling of movement)
The stick collides against other things, stopping the whole object in its tracks
BUT
The stick has no mass and is always in the same global position compared to the sphere, and does not impact the sphere's physics.
I'm sorry, this is quite difficult to explain. Do I make any sense?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: