I have 2 rigidbodies in my world: a ball (with a sphere shaped rigidbod), and a player (with a cylinder shaped rigidbody).
The player follows the mouse pointer and sets the location of its rigidbody (I know that setting the rigidbody position this way isn't a good practice).
The player's rigidbody is static.
When the player touches the ball, it's able to move it. But when the ball is not moving (0 velocity), the player doesn't affect the ball, it penetrates it.
I tried setting the isStatic property of the player's rigidbody to false, the same thing happened.
What's going on and how can I solve it?
//player's body
playerBody = new RigidBody(cylinder);
playerBody.IsStatic = true;
//ball's body
ball = new RigidBody(sphere);
Also, to make the ball slow down and simulate friction with the ground, I'm using the following line:
ball.AngularVelocity *= 0.5f;
I have 2 rigidbodies in my world: a ball (with a sphere shaped rigidbod), and a player (with a cylinder shaped rigidbody).
The player follows the mouse pointer and sets the location of its rigidbody (I know that setting the rigidbody position this way isn't a good practice).
The player's rigidbody is static.
When the player touches the ball, it's able to move it. But when the ball is not moving (0 velocity), the player doesn't affect the ball, it penetrates it.
I tried setting the isStatic property of the player's rigidbody to false, the same thing happened.
What's going on and how can I solve it?
Also, to make the ball slow down and simulate friction with the ground, I'm using the following line:
ball.AngularVelocity *= 0.5f;