Hello, I’m using probuilder 4.3.0.(prev 4) and Unity 2019.3.5f1
The problem I’m having is that the colliders in my probuilder objects are not working anymore on build (they are working correctly in the editor).
This is one of the objects that doesn’t collide (and I’m using it as a floor):
I’m using prebaked collision meshes (but also tried building without):
These are my character’s rigidbody and collider settings:
I have no idea why it’s not working on build, but works correctly on the editor. Any ideas what can be causing this problem ?
I’ve tried everything, not baking collisions on build, downgrading probuilder, deleting and reinstalling probuilder.
Even new probuilder objects don’t have collisions on build (but do in the editor).
I’m truly at a loss here.
Does your player use a rigid body for movement? Because if not the the collisions won’t work. Also if the player does and it still doesn’t work then try adding individual box colliders for each part of your pro builder assets because mesh colliders can be glitchy sometimes
The player is using ridigbody for collision.
All the other colliders are functioning, only probuilder ones don’t.
Also it’s working on editor, but not on build, I can’t find a reason why.
Built game:
In editor(working as expected):
I used a lot of Probuilder objects for floors, so the game is now unplayable.
I just don’t know what caused this, I’ve built the game many times and there wasn’t any problem.
One other option I’ve seen used before is to remove all of the child prefabs of the environment and of the pro builder assets and put them under a empty game objects. It has worked before and might work again. Also try checking development build when you go to build settings
I’m currently investigating this, it will be resolved before the next preview.
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So it’s not just me ?
That makes me relieved, I already deleted the library and rebuild it again (almost 2 days), and still the same problem.
Yea I’ve had this issue as well. For the moment I’ve had to export to fbx and reapply the collider before building. Then when I return to edit the mesh, I’ll ProBuilderize again. A bit annoying, but a temporary work around for the moment. It’s great to see it has been fixed, looking forward to that release.
Could it be happening when you parent non-probuilder objects to probuilder objects? Colliders on my whole building stopped working after I moved my fixed cameras setup under the building in the hierarchy. I moved them out but all colliders were broken. Like, they show up as a component in the inspector, but there is no green outline and the player goes right through them. I fixed them by removing Mesh collider component and then adding it back. I hope it’s a common bug!
