Guild of Writers

See picture;



The red part is extruded (only edges) and scaled a few times. As you can see the bounds are set correctly.
All the faces are there and the normals are in the right direction.
Now the problem is, when the avatar walks on that red marked part, he is falling through the surface.
Can anyone shed a light on this?

Regards,
Frits

you need to apply scale and rotation in the mesh menu in edit mode

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The extrusion and scaling is done in edit mode. I don't think you can extrude in any other mode.

Regards,
Frits

I find that you have to leave edit mode, before exporting - otherwise your most recent edits will not be included in the exported age.

I doubt this is your problem, since I guess this is a visible mesh and not a collider and that you can see it in URU, although it lacks solidity, but it might be worth mentioning anyway and if it is the cause after all, you have no doubt exported a working version, since. :P

Frits wrote:?
The extrusion and scaling is done in edit mode. I don't think you can extrude in any other mode.

Regards,
Frits

Because you extruded or moved vertices in edit mode, PyPrp doesn't recognise their lcation, hence my suggestion, making sure that you have applied scale and rotation, so that PyPrp sees the whole thing

Grog: Heh, this is dicouraging - that is pretty much the opposite of what I told him in another thread... *getting myself ever more confused* :9

Grogyan wrote:Because you extruded or moved vertices in edit mode, PyPrp doesn't recognise their lcation, hence my suggestion, making sure that you have applied scale and rotation, so that PyPrp sees the whole thing

Ehm, as far as I know that is rubbish.

I hope it is, because it scares me to take stuff like that into account!!

I have experienced strange bugs with the physicals as well. There is a piece of floor in BoxAge that has stubbornly refused to have any collision associated with it for a very long time. I finally got it to work by just putting a giant plane underneath it so you don't fall very far. Put simply, there's still some weirdness out there. You'll have to mess with it to try to make something it will recognize in that area.

Oh, I just remembered that having a fully flat surface has given me trouble like this before, you could try moving one vertex a little lower or higher and yee what that does