slapin
commented
4 years ago Doesn't Unity build colliders for ragdolls using bones? These colliders could be used for that.
On Sat, Oct 12, 2019 at 3:39 AM in0finite notifications@github.com wrote:
Bullet raycasting should not be done against CharacterController (capsule collider), but against ped's mesh. The problem is that there is no way to raycast against skinned mesh. The best solution seems to be attaching colliders to each body part, and raycasting against them. This creates additional problems. Should these colliders be the same for all peds ? Or should they be generated at runtime based on ped's model (which adds performance costs) ?
This is also needed for detecting which part of body was hit (so that damage can be applied accordingly).
This issue is related to #34 https://github.com/GTA-ASM/SanAndreasUnity/issues/34, which also needs colliders attached to each body part.
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in0finite
Bullet raycasting should not be done against CharacterController (capsule collider), but against ped's mesh. The problem is that there is no way to raycast against skinned mesh. The best solution seems to be attaching colliders to each body part, and raycasting against them. This creates additional problems. Should these colliders be the same for all peds ? Or should they be generated at runtime based on ped's model (which adds performance costs) ?
This is needed for:
This issue is related to #34, which also needs colliders attached to each body part.