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Unity physics hang object on wall.
Never ever use the transform to move physics objects.
But whenever the cue ball hits the wall of the table it just stops.
Thanks for this solution i may end up having to use it.
The cue ball is just a basic sphere game object.
I want it to smoothly bounce off the wall like a real pool cue ball would.
Unity c bounce off wall.
Noticed a few people having an issue where when jumping they were sticking to walls.
Object has a non trigger sphere collider.
The reason is that the code you are executing is running at x ammount of steps per seconds so sometimes the rigidbody will go through the collider.
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Unity s internal default physics material has no bounce at all.
Might not be ideal if you have angle.
Thats like sticking a fork into a toaster scrambling it around and expecting the toaster to deliver toast if you want to collide with objects that does never move obstacles walls etc they should also have a collider but not a rigidbody.
Meaning every object will not bounce unless your override the default physics material or apply a physics material to the objects in your scene with a bounciness value higher than 0.
I actually discovered another little extra thing on this topic.
When my character moves into a wall while in air the force applied to the wall causes the player to stick to the wall for several seconds before falling.
My object begins to spin when collides with the wall.
You could do something like this by not parenting the object to the player s hands and making it kinematic but instead using a physics joint of some kind to have the object be pulled around by the player s hand while still having the physics system solve against collisions with walls etc.
Unity object going through wall.
So i thought i d post this fix.
Turns out that unity s default physics material on all objects has friction settings of 0 4 if you create a new physics material and apply this to your walls then adjust the friction to be 0 then the problem will disappear.
The walls are basic cubes with colliders.
Almost every object in the world bounces after an impact.
