Player keeps glitching through walls

I'm making a game in wich the goal is to escape a box by moving the player against other blocks to line the player up with the exit but the problem is that the player keeps glitching true the walls of the box. see the pictures for more information about the setup. If someone can help me with this it woud be great.
I'm using a C# script for the player movement. the only borders are the walls added to the side as you can see in the pictures.

 

If you move the player by setting the Transform.position or the Rigidbody.position value, it will teleport into the wall without physics.

What you want is to use the Rigidbody.MovePosition() function, which will cause physics to keep the player out, assuming you are moving it by a reasonable amount and that your collision checking method is appropriate to the task.

 

this is the current script i'm using for the player movement i forgot to add it to the post

 

If I change the script to this


Unity gives an error:

 

I had an issue where AI was able to push my player through walls. I solved the problem by recording the last known position. On the next frame, I see where it is and do a raycast to make sure that it didn’t intersect a wall. If it did I warp the player to the previous position.

 

AddForce should work fine. I've had this problem when the object is moving too fast, how fast does the player move?
Using a raycast as newjerseyrunner suggested is a way to get around it. e.g. you could raycast in the direction you're intending to move (with a short ray), if the ray hits a wall then don't apply the force.

Also, what's in the else part of those if statements? That could be important.

On an unrelated note, the word you are looking for is "through" not "true". i.e. "glitching through walls"

 

Can you maybe give an example script? I can't figure out how to change my script to make it work.

 

You could try something like this, I haven't tested it, but essentially what it's saying is that we only move left if there is not wall to the left of the player, I used rb.velocity.magnitude for the distance parameter so that you can move towards the wall if you're slow enough, but if you're too fast then it will stop adding force (hopefully meaning it wont be fast enough to skip over the wall).

You'll have to repeat this for each direction due to the way you've written your initial movement script.

Code (CSharp):

1. //Only add force if there's no wall to our left
2. if (!Physics.Raycast(transform.position, Vector3.Left, rb.velocity.magnitude + force_x)
3. {
4.    //Use existing addforce line to move player left
5. }

Edit: I just realised you're using ForceMode.VelocityChange which might have been the issue, but I can see how it provides snappier movement. Hopefully the raycast check will still resolve the issue.

 

I'll definitely try this out tomorrow as I'm not at my pc right now. I've been messing around with the script today with different methods like rb.Transate() but then it still wanted to go trough the walls and I had to bump up the speed to 50 f in the original script because I added * Time.deltaTime. I'll send a new picture of the script as soon as I can.

 

this is the current script with the raycast changes

 

euhm small error

 

oke i fixed by canging the script a bit you forgot a bracket at the end of your vector3 code

 

Oh woops sorry I never actually tested it. So it worked?

 

I had to delete the time. Deltatime part and I changed the speed to 5f. It worked in level one but the player won't move in level2

 

ok i fixed it by adding two new floats and using them for the raycast instead of the Force_X float

 

Me too, I made a level to my sci-fi parkour game with pro-builder. The player keeps glitching through the walls when I enter a vertical and horizontal keyboard input at the same time. The player can move in the corner of the wall too. This is something that you don't want in your game except if you are making a game about the backrooms. I tried the .normalized but it didn't work. I also made another Vector3 variable that contains the horizontal input in the x and vertical input in the z. Then I normalized it. The first problem worked and I can no longer glitch through walls, But I can still walk through the corners. It also made the movement a bit snappy, As if you are using GetAxisRaw() instead of GetAxis(). I know some ways to fix that problem. But I am too lazy to add them in my game. So I am now searching for a cheap way to solve this problem. But your problem can be fixed by adjusting the z axis, or go to the player rigidbody and go to constraints, Then freeze the z position. You can also use character controller instead since it doesn't glitch through walls.