2D Colliders on lined-up tiles making not-quite-flat surfaces

Hello! I have a set of ground tiles with box colliders on them, and they are evenly spaced and exactly the same Y position (duplicated and moved along the X axis only). The character will occasionally bump the colliders or get stuck when moving along what otherwise appears to be a flat, seamless collider that's made up of all the colliders in a perfect (?) line.

I've tried a lot of variations but the only thing that works is to put one box collider (or an edge collider if I don't care about collisions underneath) on the entire piece of ground/platform...and would have to do that for every piece in the game, ugh. This is doable but not ideal, it would be best if the tile colliders could be lined up exactly (which they appear to be visually and numerically but collisions still happen, though inconsistently). Is this some sort of physics rounding error? Any workarounds? Thanks!

 

Thanks so much for the reply. I did look into the CompositeCollider2D but need to experiment with it more to get it working easily. Seems like the BoxCollider2D is more or less a continuous surface too, unless I'm missing something (with thorough testing there were no issues, at least). So I'll try to get a good workflow where I add an overall collider to each different-length segment that I use in the game. Creating a parent for the segments and adding the overall collider on the parent should be pretty quick.

Thanks again!

 

Great to get some more details, I really appreciate it. That clears up some questions I had about the Polygon collider as well. I'll mess around with the Composite Collider and see if that's an efficient workflow for creating platforms and other parts of the game. If not, I can always add Box and Edge colliders manually, which really won't take that long.