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Rigid body collision detection
I am new to game development and was wondering how I can implement rigid body collision detection in Unity. I want to check for collision every 1/4 of a second or even just continuously. I was looking at this tutorial and could not find anything on how to detect the collision, only how to update the velocity and other such simple information.
Am I missing something, or is this just not a technique that has been developed for use in Unity?
A:
Rigid Body physics is pretty much the same as regular physics, you still need to have a Rigid Body component added to your game object. A Rigid Body has an Is Kinematic setting which tells Unity that the object is not a rigid body, it is just regular physics. However, it will be in the simulation and can collide with objects.
The main difference between Rigid Body and regular physics is that Rigid Body has Velocity and Position variables, and Regular Physics does not. When a collision occurs, Unity will update both Velocity and Position of the object that hit.
If you are just looking to detect the collision, you can use the collider component on the objects that need to be collidable.
Unity Docs
As for your question about checking collision continuously, this is also done in regular physics. You can make your object in regular physics to be a Fixed Component and it will be affected by Gravity. If you want to be more accurate, you can make the object a Kinetic Component and put a ac619d1d87
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