Howdy,
I am trying to implement some collision detection. What I have found is that
when I use Shape3D to detect collision, it works perfectly, but when I use a
Primitive (Sphere, Cylinder, or Cone) in exactly the same way, collision is
detected too early, as if there is a boundary that exists outside the Primitive
that I am hitting. Can anyone tell me why this is happening and how I can
avoid it?
Here is a quick example. If I want to detect a ColorCube hitting a Sphere, it
detects collision before the collision actually occurs. But if I use only the
Shape3D from the Sphere (or more precisely, Sphere.BODY), the collision
detection works properly.
Is collision detection only supported if you use Shape3D's? Any insight would
help, because ultimately I want to use it for more complex structures.
Rich
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Stanford Biomotion Lab
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Stanford, CA 94305
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