Making Collider meshes invisible?

[bnewton81]

Having an issue making my collider meshes invisible. Like i have a mesh that is 7000 verts and of course i don't want to use triangle mesh collision on it, so i used a 16 vert. tube as a collider. But, even though the collider mesh is set to ztraspant or alpha 0 (I've tried both. Together and separately) it still reflects light when rendered.

[Sirius]

You mustn't make colliders like that. Colliders and visible objects are different in Plasma, even through a visible object can have collision.
You must make your mesh (don't bother adding it a material), set it's collision type, and add this property in the logic panel:
string type collider
You can of course make you mesh wireframed in Blender if you want

[bnewton81]

Thanks for the help, but I'm not sure if that answers my question.

[Chacal]

Works for me.
No material, and add this property in the logic panel:
string type collider

There should be nothing to render.

[bnewton81]

Oh, ok. I guess i missed the "no material" part.