How to DETECT COLLISIONS BETWEEN OBJECTS in Unity – COLLISIONS AND TRIGGERS
This short is an extract of “How to DETECT COLLISIONS BETWEEN OBJECTS in Unity – COLLISIONS AND TRIGGERS”, you can watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/DAdvNQyqQiU
In this NEW Unity tutorial, we are going to learn how to detect collisions between objects in our game in Unity.
To do this, we are going to set up in the Unity UI the components RigidBody and Collider to the different GameObjects that will collide. We need to understand there are 2 different types of collisions:
-Collisions, the objects react to the physics as in the real world.
-Triggers, the objects don’t react to the Unity physics engine.
Independent of the collision type, we have 3 different phases to analyze:
-CollisionEnter when the collision is detected and starts
-CollisionStay meanwhile the collision is in progress
-CollisionExit when the collision finishes
For this Unity tutorial we rely on previous videos:
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I’ll explain in detail how to do this and show you all the tips and tricks I know in Unity!!!
Have a nice day Unity developer!
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