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Question by fninetwo · May 17, 2011 at 11:20 PM · animationcollisioncollider

Collision with animations

Hi,

is it ok to use colliders on an animated object, will the collision still work good? The animation is pulling an object up and down, because I didn't want to get into Mathf.sin for that.

Thanks for any help

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the good work of using animation and collider will depend what are you going to animate. example: if you want to animate a person doing some movements I think it would be better to put primitive colliders in the body, but if you are only animating lets say a cube moving a place to other like yours its ok to use a collider in the object and put an animation

avatar image Justin Warner · May 18, 2011 at 01:16 AM 0
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$$anonymous$$ake as an answer Uriel?

avatar image fninetwo · May 18, 2011 at 10:16 PM 0
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So I can animate jumping coins in Blender and the collision on them will still work? I heard it's better to move things with scripts but i don't understand $$anonymous$$athf.sin and the docs aren't helpful. Thanks!

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