Hello everyone,
(I apologize for my bad english)
I have some trouble with collider, i use the “inventory system” by brackeys.
My problem is the following: when i pickup an object, the colliders are still active and make some problem with my player collider and other item on the terrain.
If i use the “is trigger”, the object fall, so i don’t know what i have to do… Can you help me to fix that ?
http://img11.hostingpics.net/pics/474186Testcollider.png
There is the actual script “ITEM”:
var itemIcon : Texture2D; //The Icon.
var canGet = true; //If we can pick up the Item.
var itemType : String; //This will let us equip the item to specific slots. Ex: Head, Shoulder, or whatever we set up. If the item is equipment (or weapon) this needs to match a slot to work properly.
var stackable = false; //Is it stackable? If yes then items with the same itemType will be stacked.
var maxStack = 20; //How many Items each stack can have before creating a new one. Remember that the Items that should be stacked should have the same itemType.
var stack = 1; //This is how many stack counts this Item will take up.
var isEquipment = true; //Can the Item be equipped? This includes weapons.
var isAlsoWeapon = false; //Is the Item also a Weapon? This only works with isEquipment set to true.
//This is the object we will instantiate in the Players hand.
//We use this so we can have two versions of the weapon. One for picking up and one for using.
var equippedWeaponVersion : Transform;
//These will store information about usefull components.
static var playersinv : Inventory;
private var FPPickUpFound = false;
@script AddComponentMenu ("Inventory/Items/Item")
//Here we find the components we need.
function Awake ()
{
playersinv = FindObjectOfType(Inventory); //finding the players inv.
if (playersinv == null)
{
canGet = false;
Debug.LogWarning("No 'Inventory' found in game. The Item " + transform.name + " has been disabled for pickup (canGet = false).");
}
else
{
gameObject.SendMessage("RetrievePlayer", playersinv, SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver);
}
if (isEquipment == false && GetComponent(ItemEffect) == null)
{
Debug.LogError(gameObject.name + " is not equipment so please assign an ItemEffect script to it");
}
if (GetComponent(FirstPersonPickUp) != null)
{
FPPickUpFound = true;
}
else if (transform.GetComponentInChildren(FirstPersonPickUp) != null)
{
FPPickUpFound = true;
}
}
//Picking up the Item.
function PickUpItem ()
{
var getit=true;
if(canGet){//if its getable or hasnt been gotten.
playersinv.gameObject.SendMessage ("PlayPickUpSound", SendMessageOptions.DontRequireReceiver); //Play sound
if(stackable){
var locatedit:Item;
for(var t:Transform in playersinv.Contents){
if(t.name==this.transform.name){//if the item we wanna stack this on has the same name
var i:Item=t.GetComponent(Item);
if(i.stack<i.maxStack){
locatedit=i;
}
}
}
if(locatedit!=null){//if we have a stack to stack it to!
getit=false;
locatedit.stack+=1;
Destroy(this.gameObject);
}
else{
getit=true;
}
}
//If we can get it and the inventory isn't full.
if (getit && playersinv.Contents.length < playersinv.MaxContent)
{
playersinv.AddItem(this.transform);
MoveMeToThePlayer(playersinv.itemHolderObject);//moves the object, to the player
}
else if (playersinv.Contents.length >= playersinv.MaxContent)
{
Debug.Log("Inventory is full");
}
}
}
//Moves the item to the Players 'itemHolderObject' and disables it. In most cases this will just be the Inventory object.
function MoveMeToThePlayer(itemHolderObject : Transform)
{
canGet = false;
//gameObject.SetActive(false); It's normally best to disable the individual components so we can keep item effects and update functions alive.
if (GetComponent(MeshRenderer) != null)
{
GetComponent(MeshRenderer).enabled = false;
}
if (GetComponent(Collider) != null)
{
GetComponent(Collider).enabled = false;
}
GetComponent("Item").enabled = false;
transform.parent = itemHolderObject;
transform.localPosition = Vector3.zero;
}
//Drops the Item from the Inventory.
function DropMeFromThePlayer(makeDuplicate : boolean)
{
if (makeDuplicate == false) //We use this if the object is not stacked and so we can just drop it.
{
canGet = true;
gameObject.SetActive(true);
if (GetComponent(MeshRenderer) != null)
{
GetComponent(MeshRenderer).enabled = true;
}
if (GetComponent(Collider) != null)
{
GetComponent(Collider).enabled = true;
}
GetComponent("Item").enabled = true;
transform.parent = null;
DelayPhysics();
}
else //If the object is stacked we need to make a clone of it and drop the clone instead.
{
canGet = true;
clone = Instantiate(gameObject, transform.position, transform.rotation);
canGet = false;
clone.SetActive(true);
if (clone.GetComponent(MeshRenderer) != null)
{
clone.GetComponent(MeshRenderer).enabled = true;
}
if (clone.GetComponent(Collider) != null)
{
clone.GetComponent(Collider).enabled = true;
}
clone.GetComponent("Item").enabled = true;
clone.transform.parent = null;
clone.name = gameObject.name;
}
}
function DelayPhysics ()
{
if (playersinv.transform.parent.collider != null && collider != null)
{
Physics.IgnoreCollision(playersinv.transform.parent.collider, collider, true);
yield WaitForSeconds (1);
Physics.IgnoreCollision(playersinv.transform.parent.collider, collider, false);
}
}
//Drawing an 'I' icon on top of the Item in the scene to keep organised.
function OnDrawGizmos ()
{
Gizmos.DrawIcon (Vector3(transform.position.x, transform.position.y + 1, transform.position.z), "ItemGizmo.png", true);
}
Thank you for your help 