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Question by Voyak · Aug 11, 2017 at 06:47 AM · movementphysics2dcurveslopecurved path

High speed sliding (ski/sled) from curved slopes in a 2d game.

Hello!

I have a problem with getting stable motion of a player sliding fast down the curved slope. The scene is simple:

  • rectangle with Capsule2D collider, rigidbody with mass of 50

  • side view

  • curved slope, with about 100m height and width with Edge 2D collider

  • gravity is defaulted at -9.81 in Y

  • player has only gravity affecting him for the moment

What i want to achieve: making a smooth slide from the slope gaining speed in a fairly realistic manner like one would using a sled on a snowy hill (like Ski Safari for example).

What is wrong: during the slide, the player gains speed but bumps along the surface, sometimes even jumps. Clearly it's not a smooth slide down the hill as I hoped.

Things i've tried:

  1. Setting physics material of both elements to 0 friction and bounciness 0, and combinations

  2. Increasing velocity/position iterations in Phys2d Settings

  3. I've played a bit with creating the slope itself - one version is a mesh in fbx with fairly densely hand-placed points of Edge2D collider, the other is rendering the mesh in a 3d program (with resolution 2k) to a sprite - so Unity can auto-trace the polygon collider.

  4. Playing with Edge2D collider settings

Also, it's going to be a mobile game so i cannot bump physics too much.

Could someone nudge me to a right direction, maybe? :)

Cheers! Wojtek

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