[In the inspector] How to increase collider size in one direction

[SapphireGames2025]

With the Unity built in box collider you would just use Alt.

How would I do the same thing with ECS Physics Shape?

[daniel-holz]

@SapphireGames2025

With the Unity built in box collider you would just use Alt.

How would I do the same thing with ECS Physics Shape?

You can use the built-in collider for ECS as well.
As a matter of fact we recommend migrating to the built-in authoring at this point as part of an ongoing authoring unification effort.

[SapphireGames2025]

@daniel-holz

You can use the built-in collider for ECS as well.
As a matter of fact we recommend migrating to the built-in authoring at this point as part of an ongoing authoring unification effort.

The built-in version should have “Fit to Enable Render Meshes” before Physics Shape gets removed. It saves a lot of time.

The documentation says that a bevel radius of 0.05 is good for physics performance. Is that still the case and does the built-in collider provide that?

[Spy-Master]

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The build in version should also have the collision filter containing “Belongs To” and “Collides With” before Physics Shape gets removed.

It does

[Spy-Master]

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But it cant be edited in the inspector

After baking

What version are you using? This applies to 1.1.0-pre.3 and above.

[SapphireGames2025]

After testing the built in collider can change the layers. However, the “Collides WIth” should not include layers that are not specified (exclude everything except UI).

[SapphireGames2025]

Is it possible to set an entity’s “Belongs to” to multiple layers, using the built in collider in the inspector?