In Object editor.
i want to make one-way traffic, in our game.
i think, if "single-sided collusion (or something like)" is possible, can do so.

example:

make a transparence surface (square polygon or model).
and set properties below (if i can).

faces Front-side... no collusion.
faces Back-side... collusion valid.

and locate it on the game-field.

Can EE do this way?

well you can do plane actor ?

Mems<Actor> Planes;
int x = 1; // number of plane
Planes.setNum(x);
Planes[x].create(Plane(Vec(pos()), Vec( 1, 0, 0))).group(AG_GRP);

is that what you are asking ?

Thank you your answer.

(05-20-2016 09:56 AM)RedcrowProd Wrote:  well you can do plane actor ?

Mems<Actor> Planes;
int x = 1; // number of plane
Planes.setNum(x);
Planes[x].create(Plane(Vec(pos()), Vec( 1, 0, 0))).group(AG_GRP);

is that what you are asking ?

it defines

1. Position
2. Normal vector
3. Collusion group

How to set collusion size/area?
Please teach me.

Or, it cannot set one-way collusion on EE's UI?
if so, to take up programmer's time. it should be manage map designer, i think.

Hi,

You can make different kinds of Physical Bodies in the Object Editor:
http://www.esenthel.com/?id=doc#Physical_Body

I'm not sure if I understand what would you like to achieve.

If you make a triangle-mesh based actor, then any other object in contact with those triangles, will get pushed away to the outside of the mesh.

I'm not aware of any option to change back/front face collision to work differently in PhysX.

i want to do like below.
(example) in dungeon, it make one direction passage.

EE-editor cannot? only programs can do?

Hi,

I don't think PhysX allows something like that.

You'd have to think of a custom solution, for example:
-place a Box Actor obstacle (the wall)
-then detect in codes on which side of the box is the player
based on the information, call:
for the Box Actor and Player Actor Controller Actor as the parameter
bool ignore_collision=(side==inside);
box.ignore(player.ctrl.actor, ignore_collision);

with this you can disable collisions if player is already inside.

Actually, if I remember correctly this is what you can use static mesh physics for,
if you take a box, cut away the backside of the box, create a static physics mesh for it, you can now run through it from one side but not the other(could be some issues that when you've passed the object you get pushed as collision is enabled on the other side).

Would look like it does below.

Yes,
This can be used instead of a Box Actor,
however Actor.ignore would need to be called just the same.