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Question by KeeperMustDie · Feb 27, 2014 at 03:56 PM · collisionspriteoffset

[2d] Sprite drawing offset from real position

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Noob question: I want my object to be able to overlap with world objects, like in this image: alt text

In this example black rectangle is a wall, red circle is game object sprite and green circle is actual object position with collision circle. Question is - on collision with wall, how to add offset to sprite without changing actual position of the object? If I change GameObject position after collision it will fall through walls.

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Answer by TurboHermit · Feb 27, 2014 at 04:26 PM

There's a couple of ways to do this. Are you using the new 2D stuff unity offers? In that case you should look into Depth Layers. If you're using 3D I suggest the solution I usually use, make a child object with the art and move that position. That way the collision of the parent remains intact but the art will be drawn over it.

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I'm sorry but can You be more specific? I'm using 2D stuff (as stated in description). Do You mean Sorting Layers? If so, I believe You misunderstood the problem, this is not a depth/sorting problem.

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$$anonymous$$ost likely so. I think I might have a solution though. You can make the sprite art a different object that uses the exact same movement input or even let it follow the collision object, but once it collides it goes its own way according to a bool or something.

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