Non-solid objects?

[Michael Betke]

I wonder for a while why all of my assets are non-solid. I know it's ok for vegetation but every other assets is too.

 

There are auto-generated .phy files in my folders and I check the option to generate a collision file while exporting with Arbuz .gmf exporter.

 

Do I have to do my own collision model or do I need a .lua script??

[Marleys Ghost]

Do you mean uneffected by physics (gravity, no collisions)?

[Laurens]

This may perhaps not be the case since you're using a custom exporter but I had to find out the hard way that physics do not affect auto-generated PHY files. You might want to try generating them yourself using phygen.

[Michael Betke]

I simply can walk through every object. I dont need real physics in most cases.

[Marleys Ghost]

There was an issue Omid had using that particular exporter Here not sure if this was resolved with the exporter.

 

But you would need to create a lua script to set the properties which can be done with:

 

require("scripts/class")

local class=CreateClass(...)

 

Which would allow the setting of the collisions and also the mass.

[Argorius]

There was an issue Omid had using that particular exporter Here not sure if this was resolved with the exporter.

 

But you would need to create a lua script to set the properties which can be done with:

 

require("scripts/class")

local class=CreateClass(...)

 

Which would allow the setting of the collisions and also the mass.

 

Besides the Lua script mentioned - I also had to generate a convex hull phygen file to make my models solid. I dont know if that works on all models but you can try it and see if it does anything.

[Michael Betke]

I fixed it with the .lua script and setting the physics to "prop".

Thanks guys.

[Marleys Ghost]

I fixed it with the .lua script and setting the physics to "prop".

Thanks guys.

 

 

Excellent, glad you have it working now