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Hi! Hope for @niko answer. I'm making a RPG game with item physics and i see one little problem with a container objects (like a bucket, plates, mugs etc). I think is need some body types for container objects, cause for now i compelled using only cylinder body type :( |
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Not 100% sure what's causing the problem - but here are the things I would check first.... 1- make sure the bucket model actually has a hole in the top and is not just a closed cylinder with polygons across the opening. 2-make sure the collision size of the carrot is smaller than the bucket opening. 3-try adjusting the small collision special variable, in case the carrot model is sticking to the sides of the bucket model. 4-try increasing the mass of the carrot, in case it's too light to overcome the physics of the bucket. If none of these fix the problem, as a workaround, you could use an on proximity event to manually move the carrot inside the bucket whenever the carrot comes in proximity with the bucket top. |
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@veganpete No, i'm actually mean body type in physics collision: |
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Oh, I see what you mean now - the single collision cylinder is capped at the top and bottom (there's no hole in the middle). |
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if you have a studio edition then you can download the source of the client and can add more body types I think. CopperCube uses Bullet physics engine and there are a lot of other things which you can implement in the client with the source code like a ragdoll, vehicle physics, and other stuff, there comes some 'Demos' to in the source for Bullet physics simulation. If you know scripting then you can use the visual studio and can extend your client. |
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