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The collider of any custom block that isn't a [[Script Block]] can be changed by pressing the gear button. | The collider of any custom block that isn't a [[Script Block]] can be changed by pressing the gear button. | ||
[[File:Collider settings.png|thumb|right|Settings for setting the collider and type of the [[custom block]].]] | |||
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A block's collider can have one of 3 possible values: | A block's collider can have one of 3 possible values: | ||
Latest revision as of 12:05, 21 June 2025
Collider, also called Hitbox is what determines whether the block is solid or Pass Through.
When a collision between two blocks with colliders happens, it can be detected by a Collision sensor.
The collider of any custom block that isn't a Script Block can be changed by pressing the gear button.
A block's collider can have one of 3 possible values:
- None: no collider, this object will not interact with other objects using physics.
- Box: The shape of the collider consist of one or multiple boxes.
- Sphere: The shape of the collider consist of one or multiple spheres.
Details
Each part of a block not connected to itself by Glue will have its own collider.
The size of the collider depends on the size of that part. For box colliders, it will be a box with sides equal to the maximum size of the part in 3 axes. For sphere colliders, it is the same, except it is a sphere with the radius being the maximum length of a part in any axis. This means sphere colliders are always spheres, they cannot be ellipsoids.