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Bullets colliding with Character Controller
Hi,
I'm not even sure the title is the issue but that's my best guess so far. I have a first person shooter where I'm using a character controller for my player and I can shoot bullets from the gun which have a SphereCollider set to Trigger. When I jump, if I shoot down, there a weird physics behavior which I can't understand. Here's a video demonstration.
I tried these things already to no avail: - disabling all the layer flags in physics so that player and bullets don't collide - using Physics.IgnoreCollisions (Player's character controller, bullets sphere collider) - I tried printing CharacterController.OnControllerColliderHit to the console, it shows floor, walls, etc. but bullets don't show up for some reason.
If I disable the sphere collider on bullets, then the behavior disappears, which means those sphere colliders (set to trigger) collide with something (I suspect my character controller) but I don't know how to disable this collision.
Help is appreciated!
hi; i think i had the same problem in my game ;
1 solution for this can be assigning different Layers to Bullet and player then go to Edit > Project Setting > Physics and disable the connection between the bullet and player layer , this way it will not Collide with the player collider;
Thanks for the reply, but as I already stated I tried disabling the physics flags and it doesn't solve the issue unfortunately.
does anyone have more suggestions?
Are you by chance adding force to the bullets on impact? What does the code look like
No I'm not. The bullets are shot this way:
void Start()
{
GetComponent<Rigidbody> ().AddForce (transform.forward * bulletSpeed * 100);
}
void OnTriggerEnter(Collider _hitObject)
{
GetComponent<SphereCollider> ().enabled = false;
Instantiate(Object$$anonymous$$anager.instance.bulletImpactParticle, gameObject.transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
if (_hitObject.tag == "Enemy")
{
_hitObject.GetComponentInParent<Enemy> ().TakeDamage (bulletDamage);
}
Destroy (gameObject);
}
