01-22-2023, 01:14 PM
Scroll all the way down in your PhysX Shape operator, and you will see option to disable starting self-intersection.
Few notes:
- PhysX by default have gravity (and ground collision (it's in the modify panel of the Tyflow object itself)).
So, your force gravity is an additional gravity, unless you disable gravity in modify panel of the main Tyflow.
Don't use Collision, but PhysX Collision operator when working with PhysX... but since you are probably using it just as a ground collider (and as I said, t's on by default), you don't really need (physX)Collision operator, unless you want it to collide with some other objects, not only ground.
Few notes:
- PhysX by default have gravity (and ground collision (it's in the modify panel of the Tyflow object itself)).
So, your force gravity is an additional gravity, unless you disable gravity in modify panel of the main Tyflow.
Don't use Collision, but PhysX Collision operator when working with PhysX... but since you are probably using it just as a ground collider (and as I said, t's on by default), you don't really need (physX)Collision operator, unless you want it to collide with some other objects, not only ground.