UE4 Imported collision question.
polycounter lvl 7
It bothers me to no end that whenever I import a simple convex primitive as a collision for mesh in ue4, it always manages to mess it up!
I even went as far as experiment to see if it'll be better if I manually check and triangulate every single face to make sure everything is convex. Doesn't matter.
Here's an example, from a collision I imported just now. A 12-sided convex cylinder with 1 loop in the middle:
Import in ue4, a-a-and its all screwed up with extra edges for no reason:
Let's try a different variant. Two simple 12-sided cylinders with a gap between them:
Let's see it in ue4. Its screwed up again, but even worse:
That happens to every simple convex collision mesh I import.
Is there a way to fix this mess? Maybe I've been doing something wrong this whole time?
I even went as far as experiment to see if it'll be better if I manually check and triangulate every single face to make sure everything is convex. Doesn't matter.
Here's an example, from a collision I imported just now. A 12-sided convex cylinder with 1 loop in the middle:
Import in ue4, a-a-and its all screwed up with extra edges for no reason:
Let's try a different variant. Two simple 12-sided cylinders with a gap between them:
Let's see it in ue4. Its screwed up again, but even worse:
That happens to every simple convex collision mesh I import.
Is there a way to fix this mess? Maybe I've been doing something wrong this whole time?
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It was turned off. And when its turned off, UE4 does some random garbage on the imported collision.