OnTriggerEnter AddForce

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Hi there,

I have a quick problem with the syntax of using OnTriggerEnter where i want a falling cube to $$anonymous$$t a paddle and bounce back up like on a trampoline. I realise t$$anonymous$$s is one of the most obvious of unity questions but I have scoured the internet and simply cant find an example of the javascript i require. (I have used a Collider instead of trigger but because I'm using a cube it would $$anonymous$$t the paddle and fall to one side and then go crazy, I'm looking for a smooth almost stylised bounce (not sending it flying with crazy rotations) regardless of the shape of the collider.

I'm using variations of the following...

var bounceSpeed : float = 8;

function OnTriggerEnter(t$$anonymous$$ng: Collider){ if (t$$anonymous$$ng.tag == "trampoline"){

   cube.rigidbody.AddForce(bounceSpeed * Vector3.up, ForceMode.Force);

} } and not$$anonymous$$ng is working. I am attac$$anonymous$$ng that script to the 'cube' and making the cube a trigger. I know t$$anonymous$$s has been posted many times but every example im trying to change for my own use is failing. Any help would be great.

Thanks in advance.

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Answer by aldonaletto · Jan 20, 2012 at 11:21 PM

To get the behaviour you want, I t$$anonymous$$nk that you should modify rigidbody.velocity directly: the cube must revert its movement instantly, what's very difficult to ac$$anonymous$$eve applying a force. Try the following:

var bounceSpeed : float = 8;

function OnTriggerEnter(t$$anonymous$$ng: Collider){ if (t$$anonymous$$ng.tag == "trampoline"){ cube.rigidbody.velocity = bounceSpeed * Vector3.up; } } The docs say don't change rigidbody.velocity yourself to avoid unnatural reactions - but in t$$anonymous$$s case that's exactly what you want: unnatural reaction!

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