No matter what setting I click under the Collision tab (I don’t know how to edit it regularly by adding planes of collision – in segments unlike the simple collision capsules etc) the collision is not to my standards. I am either standing on top of a small box of air above my mesh or walking all over the mesh because the collision wall is at a slope when the object is at a 90 degree angle.
How can I set the collision to just be the meshes’ wireframe? If I do this, all my collision problems will be gone because the wireframe properly shows the collisions I want.
Static mesh? Thats called per-poly collison. Under the static mesh editor if you select the mesh under the default/details panel there should be something like “Collission defaults:” or something ic ant remember its exact name but its a drop down list that has 2 or 3 options like “simple collission, complex collison” you want complex collssion I think, which is exactly what you want it uses the polygons of the mesh for collision. WHen you hover over the option it will say “per-poly colission” in brackets.
Donthave the editor open so I cant get a csreenshot but it will be very obvious once you see it. If it eludes you just search google for a combination of per-poly, simple collision complex collission with unreal engine at the end.
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