Collide Sphere
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Comments
David
Will you please elaborate more on why the spheres were falling through the box? I often experience a lot of trouble getting my points to interact with my solids
Hurbette
how could i replace the sphere with any other mesh?
rezae
Attachment solid-collision.zip
Hi Hurbette,
Here you can find a small example which works with mesh instead of sphere. Using Mesh collide will not give a result as smooth as Sphere collide