Hello!
This is something that other people asked and got an answer, but these solutions are not good so there must be another way, because if there isn’t, i think it should be changed in the next version, somehow, so it works in all projects.
Every time i try to use colliders, in my pixel art project, there are always gaps between objects. All the sprites use 100 pixels per unit and i use a RigidBody2D and a 2d box collider on the object(i tried with different colliders and i always get the same result).
Here’s what happens:
(Two different sprites with box colliders with a big gap between them)
I know that there are some ways of “fixing” it but they cause other problems. Here are some of the solutions i’ve found and, in my opinion, their flaws:
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Smaller colliders - This might not work in some cases, i have to test and tweak the values a lot (because there are some advanced pixel art sprites) and it doesn’t seem right to do it this way
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Scale the sprites up - This can be done by decreasing the pixels per unit value but that causes the physics to act badly, so i would have to change the physics values as well
I could use one of these but i would have to change a lot of things to make it work. So my question is, is there a better way of doing this without getting gaps between 2d colliders?
As i said before, if there isn’t, i think it would be nice to be able to change the “Min Penetration For Penalty” of the 2d collisions just like in the 3d physics manager (i’m not sure if this would work as i think it would but it’s just a suggestion).