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Question by BurberryC06 · Feb 22, 2017 at 06:41 AM · c#collisioncollidermeshmeshcollider

Mesh Collider on a 2D mesh creating a 3D box?

Hi,

To model collisions between 2D shapes for which I do not have an import sprite, I have defined new meshes in C# and used Triangulator (http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php?title=Triangulator) to create the mesh triangles.

Within the inspector the mesh and its triangles are visible (accurate to shape), but within game the mesh collider is rendering a 3d box which encapsulates the shape rather than giving the mesh shape which is being applied (mesh is rendered correctly and the same asset is passed both to the filter and the collider).

Not sure if this is relevant but I set the sharedMesh and the filter within the prefabs' Awake() method.

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Isn't mesh colliders for 3d objects?

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Supposedly, but I don't see why it should behave any different. I'm looking if someone can tell my why this is the case, or if they can use mesh collider in 2D without the above behaviour.

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