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Question by SweetBro · Jul 03, 2013 at 09:40 PM · physicsrigidbodyphysics material

How to maintain magnitude of velocity (otherwise known as speed) after collision

Making pong clone. Ball needs to have the same speed pre and post collision. The ball game object has a rigid body and a physics material. All friction/drag setting are set to zero, bounciness of the material is at 1 (All objects it interacts with also have the same material). The ball still loses speed after a collision, albeit very little.

Sorry if its a duplicate of my previous question, but for some reason I can't find it via search and its not appearing under the questions section of my user-page.

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You can always explicitly set the velocity in FixedUpdate():

 rigidbody.velocity = rigidbody.velocity.normalized * speed;

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Answer by MichelSeguinACCT · May 14, 2017 at 04:43 PM

Extremely late reply (4 years later) , but the answer to this problem for anyone else finding this by googling:

ever update, if your velocity is above zero, do this: rgd.velocity = (Vector2)(rgd.velocity / rgd.velocity.magnitude * startMagnitude);

 // Where startMagnitude is the magnitude of velocity you start off with. 
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