25-01-2020, 05:20 PM
I've created the following situation:
- A rope is attached to a collider.
- The collider spins.
In theory, the rope should wrap around the collider.
In practice:
- If the collider is a box collider, it works well.
- If the collider is a mesh collider, results are sporadic. Sometimes the rope passes through the collider and won't collide at all. Sometimes the rope only "catches" in some places and will slide through the collider as it rotates.
Any thoughts or tips on this? I have taken a video of the behavior here: https://www.loom.com/share/74f5b542211d4...95ce847f10
- A rope is attached to a collider.
- The collider spins.
In theory, the rope should wrap around the collider.
In practice:
- If the collider is a box collider, it works well.
- If the collider is a mesh collider, results are sporadic. Sometimes the rope passes through the collider and won't collide at all. Sometimes the rope only "catches" in some places and will slide through the collider as it rotates.
Any thoughts or tips on this? I have taken a video of the behavior here: https://www.loom.com/share/74f5b542211d4...95ce847f10