I was making a game with ursina, and wanted to add a collider to my imported 3d model, more specifically a meshcollider. The meshcollider I coded only made one part of the 3D model a collider. my model looks like this only one oval/sphere has a collider, not every. my code: from ursina import * app = Ursina() window.fullscreen = True mouse.locked = True mouse.visible = False world = Entity(model='world10.fbx', texture='world.png', collider='mesh') player = Entity(model='sphere', color=color.orange, scale_y=2, collider='sphere', position=(0,5,0)) camera.parent = player camera.position = (0, 1.5, 0) camera.rotation = (0, 0, 0) camera.fov = 90 Sky() DirectionalLight().look_at(Vec3(1, -1, -1)) speed = 5 sprint_speed = 10 crawl_speed = 2 jump_force = 5 velocity_y = 0 gravity = 9.81 grounded = False def update(): global velocity_y, grounded player.rotation_y += mouse.velocity[0] * 100 camera.rotation_x -= mouse.velocity[1] * 100 camera.rotation_x = clamp(camera.rotation_x, -90, 90) direction = Vec3(0, 0, 0) if held_keys['w']: direction += player.forward if held_keys['s']: direction -= player.forward if held_keys['a']: direction -= player.right if held_keys['d']: direction += player.right direction = direction.normalized() current_speed = speed if held_keys['shift']: current_speed = sprint_speed elif held_keys['alt']: current_speed = crawl_speed player.scale_y = 1 else: player.scale_y = 2 ray = raycast(player.world_position + Vec3(0,0.1,0), Vec3(0,-1,0), distance=1.1, ignore=(player,)) grounded = ray.hit if grounded: velocity_y = 0 if held_keys['space']: velocity_y = jump_force else: velocity_y -= gravity * time.dt player.position += direction * current_speed * time.dt player.y += velocity_y * time.dt def input(key): if key == 'c': world.collider = None app.run() I tried to take the model apart and import every model one by one but of curse, it isnt a good way to do it especially if you have more than 500 houndred meshes. Continue reading...
