Question Mesh Renderer seems to not fit the Edge perfectly

Hello,
We are currently trying to lay mesh colliders onto our edges as shown in the pictures. The problem is that the meshes sometimes seem to be 2D instead of 3D (shown in picture 2 and 3), which makes them unselectable from certain camera-angles. Sometimes the meshes even seem to disappear through some parts of the Edge(Picture 1).
Turning convex on for the colliders makes them way easier to select, but we dont really want to do that because that makes it realy unclear which edge you are selecting right now.
We are creating our meshes through bakeMesh from our previously created Edges as shown below:

  

                LineRenderer lineRenderer = gameEdge.GetComponent<LineRenderer>();

                MeshCollider meshCollider = gameEdge.AddComponent<MeshCollider>();



                Mesh mesh = new Mesh();

                lineRenderer.BakeMesh(mesh, Camera.main, false);

                meshCollider.sharedMesh = mesh;

                meshCollider.convex = false;

 

Line renderers are flat strips of geometry that are oriented to face the camera. The meshes line renderers create by baking them to a mesh are not going to be useable collision geometry. You'll want to look at generating some kind of tube mesh to use for collision.

 

Thanks for the suggestion, we used this https://github.com/mattatz/unity-tubular Tube-Mesh-Generator for our project and its working pretty well now!