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Making an object Solid

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by SpiritWebb, Nov 25, 2009.

  1. SpiritWebb

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    How do I make an object, say a sphere a solid? I have it in the scene, but when I approach it, I end up going through it.

    How do I correct this?
     
  2. HiggyB

    HiggyB

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    You'll need to start using our physics engine and make objects rigidbodies, use colliders, etc. Start here:

    Physics
     
  3. gbk123

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    hey i am having the same problem here could you please tell me how you did fix it ?? i have both set my wall and the object to ( Collider )
     
  4. Sefton

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    Same problem here.
    I must be missing something, a setting perhaps.
    Using Rigidbodies, using colliders, but objects are still going through one another.
    Anyone? Help this poor new guy out.
     
  5. wmadwand

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    Hi everyone. Primarily your Character must be solid. For that do this: select your Character in the Hierarchy -> go to the Inspector -> select and expand Capsule Collider -> uncheck "Is Trigger".
     
  6. okitooki1

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    it doesn't work for me
     
  7. Kurt-Dekker

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    Please don't necro post with uselessly vague observations.

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    http://plbm.com/?p=220

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