koobas.hobune.stream
Falling speed SUPER slow? (not scale issue [at least i don't think])
so i created a basic sphere over a big, thin cube. the cube is Z=25 x=25 and y= .3. The sphere has a radius of .5. when i hit play, it literaly falls at about .00001 whatever units per second. can anyone help me out? thanks!
If you could share your scene, that would help us pin point exactly what could be wrong. also your cube could likely be replaced by a simple plane, is you actually set such a scaling.
What you want is called "exatrapolation of reality".
You want to extrapolate the reality to create a more "feeling realistic" simulation.
Like when we boost a car speed more than the reality to make it feels more realistic.
Just up the gravity in the Physics menu.
But, don't forget that the Unity Physics don't calculate the air friction, it's simulate the physics on vacum, so, the mass is used just to determine what to do when there is a collision between rigidbodies.
If you need to increase the air friction, use the Drag variable, it's simulate a air friction. It's not realistic at all, but can help to solve some problems.
thx. i ended up creating a new project. the scene i had bee working in was just a new scene in the island demo. the new project worked fine, so for some reason some kind of setting from island demo did it. maybe its because im running unity 3 and not 2, which the demo needs to fully function?
$$anonymous$$aybe it's because the Wolrd Scale, this may influence in physics. If you make your world ten times bigger, it will change the physics behavior.
I have same problem on car racing game. And I did change the gravity to -98.1. Car have mass 2000. The falling and collisions looks very close to reality.
Go to your Physics settings and turn up your gravity. Try about four times -9.81 to start with. As well you can adjust the mass of the rigibody. Look at it as a real situation and apply the amount of mass you think the object would have..feather, stone, wood.
but all objects, no matter how heavy, fall at the same rate.
Try to scale your objects up, or add a Rigidbody to your Sphere and define Mass.
Hi,
Also, look at the drag settings of your sphere rigidbody, set it to 0 for a start. This can be affecting the falling speed greatly.
Bye,
Jean
drag is set to 0 and rigidbody has mass of 20. same result. could the time be slowed to a crawl some how?
this may help. i have script for moving the sphere as a character. here it is:
var speed = 8.0; var rotateSpeed = 3.0; function Update () { var controller : CharacterController = GetComponent(CharacterController); transform.Rotate(0, Input.GetAxis ("Horizontal") rotateSpeed, 0); var forward = transform.TransformDirection(Vector3.forward); var curSpeed = speed Input.GetAxis ("Vertical"); controller.Simple$$anonymous$$ove(forward * curSpeed); } @script RequireComponent(CharacterController)
