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how to add colliders on my probuilder mesh by code

Discussion in 'World Building' started by Raheel_unity572, Mar 11, 2020.

  1. Raheel_unity572

    Raheel_unity572

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    Hello,

    I am using the probuilder mesh creation during runtime. e.g.

    // Create faces with the given back wall points for the drywall
    Face[] faces = new Face[] { new Face(CreateQuadFaces(backWallPoints)) };
    // Create Probuilder Mesh
    ProBuilderMesh myMesh = ProBuilderMesh.Create(backWallPoints, faces);
    // Set the material as defined in the Manager
    myMesh.SetMaterial(myMesh.faces, backWallMat);
    // Triangulate edge smoothing to have sharp edges
    myMesh.ToTriangles(myMesh.faces);
    // Refresh mesh content
    myMesh.Refresh();

    I am trying to figure out how to add colliders on this mesh that I created and I cannot find any documentation on this. Can someone help me out?

    Thanks
     
    Raheel_unity572, Mar 11, 2020
    #1

  2. antoinebr_unity

    antoinebr_unity

    Unity Technologies

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    To get the result you want, you can add a MeshCollider component to the object before calling refresh. With your code example it should look something like this:

    Code (CSharp):
    1. Face[] faces = new Face[] { new Face(CreateQuadFaces(backWallPoints)) };
    2. ProBuilderMesh myMesh = ProBuilderMesh.Create(backWallPoints, faces);
    3.  
    4. //Add collider
    5. myMesh.gameObject.AddComponent<MeshCollider>();
    6.  
    7. myMesh.SetMaterial(myMesh.faces, backWallMat);
    8. myMesh.ToTriangles(myMesh.faces);
    9. myMesh.Refresh();
    Calling myMesh.Refresh() will recalculate all the mesh attribute, including the collider. If you only wan't to recalculate the collider, you can call myMesh.Refresh(RefreshMask.Collisions). For more info, here's the Refresh documentation.

    Hope this helps
     
    antoinebr_unity, Mar 11, 2020
    #2

  3. Raheel_unity572

    Raheel_unity572

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    perfect. Thanks!
     
    Raheel_unity572, Mar 11, 2020
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  4. MisterRogers

    MisterRogers

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    Can the colliders be updates every frame with refresh?
     
    MisterRogers, Mar 22, 2021
    #4