Enterable object

I have a maze I made with Blender and when its in Unity, I have made it solid by adding a rigidbody and mesh collider but I cant enter the maze because the collider blocks the entrance.

Also when I touch the maze, it moves the whole thing. To try and fix that, I constrain the rotation and position but that allows me to move through the walls.

 

Hello. Most likely if it is Convex it will make so there are no inner-parts, essentially making a box collider. You have to turn off Convex in the Mesh Collider Component. If you want the Maze to not move don't set the constraints, set the Rigidbody to IsKinematic. If that doesn't work you can try setting the AngularDrag and Drag to 1000 each. It depends on what sort of controller you are using that it would collider with.

 

Ok, I did what you said but now the play can go through the walls. I have some boxes in the game that the player can move around by pushing them and they collide with the maze just fine.

 

So you're using a Rigidbody Controller as the player, the player's collider hits the boxes and the boxes hit the maze, but the player goes through the maze? Check that all gameObjects with colliders on them interact with physics (Edit -> Project Settings -> Physics). If the player can push rigidbody boxes but not collider with the maze, it could be the layers.

 

@Deejayfistfang
Thats correct.

In my player controller script, I'm using

Code (CSharp):

1. transform.Translate();

I read somewhere that that could be the problem. Is that the problem?

 

This is still a problem. Anyone know how to fix it?

 

Translate does not use Rigidbody from what I know, it uses transform. Transform movement and Rigidbody movement should be used exclusively from one another. I'm not sure, I use rigidbody.velocity to move my controller characters.

 

When I try that the player doesn't move at all.

 

You'd have to have a rigidbody on the player, and make sure all of the code is changed from translate to velocity (or addforce) -- something "of physics".
There is also the character controller as an option, which is a little bit different and uses its own move. It handles some collisions but not all of the same physics that a custom rigidbody character would; not without extra modifications.

 

So I got it working by remaking my player controller script by following this tutorial:

 

Cool, good stuff