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Question by Boris1998 · May 21, 2015 at 07:40 PM · physicscollidermeshphysics2dpolygoncollider2d

Creating 2D collider from 3D mesh

Is there any way to: Instead of making it from 2D image sprite, I want to make Polygon Collider 2D from mesh. This mesh is just a shape triangulated in Blender, a flat 3D model with all vertices on Z = 0.

The algorythm for this should be way easier than for existing for 2D sprites. Doing this manually would be nearly impossible due to mesh complexness and the fact that 3D and 2D physics have nothing in common.

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i dont think any algorithm is neccessary. on the rigidbody component, freeze the z position. If you cant use a rigid body for whatever reason, then something like this

 public int speed;
 
 void OnCollisionEnter(Collision other)
 {
   transform.Translate(Vector3.DIRECTION * Time.deltaTime * speed);
 
 }
 //obviously youd type the direction it needs to move, not literally DIRECTION

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