Using moveWithCollisions with imported GLTF boxes

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For some reason, when importing meshes, the collision when using moveWithCollisions() seems to be off.

Here is an example with created boxes, which works correctly:

Here is an example with an imported glb file, where the moving box goes through other colliders:

Am I missing some kind of import settings?

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cc @Cedric

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Let me take a look …

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@Sem

I think it’s relative to the mesh being double sided. Not the material but I think all the triangles are doubled?
I checked that with the inspector. Setting the material front sided faces didn’t change anything.

Try again with single sided faces and let me know if it works.

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@Cedric Hey thanks for the response! Sadly, this is not the case. I enabled backface culling in the material and used a “merge by distance” in Blender, it did remove multiple vertices but the problem still persists.

You can see the exported GLTF cubes at https://test.zuncreative.com/col.glb

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I need to dig deeper. I’ll do it in the coming days.

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Thank you so much! :smile:

I did some more fiddling around and found that scene.useRightHandedSystem = true; solves the random collision issue, so the collision might be a problem because the Z scale of the root is -1 because of the GLTF import.
movewithcollisions | Babylon.js Playground (babylonjs.com)

It still feels like the collider boxes are smaller than the meshes even though they are scale 1.

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Ho! good catch! it will definitely help me track the issue

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The issue is actually the collider(player cube mesh) is still attached to the root (with negative scale)
if you set its root to null, then everything is fine.

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Hello @Sem just checking in, are you still having issues? :slight_smile:

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Hey, sorry for the late response. I was on holiday :slight_smile:

When setting meshes parents to null definitely solves the issue.
I do think importing GLTF meshes in a negative scale is a fundamental problem, had multiple issues with it over the years. But I do not know the philosophy behind it.

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Unfortunately we have to do it to convert between GLTF’s right handed system to our left :confused:
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Thanks for the explanation @carolhmj and even though it might take more time to load, I’d rather have something like vertices recalculated instead of applying this negative scale.

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You can use Mesh | Babylon.js Documentation (babylonjs.com) bakeCurrentTransformIntoVertices to do that :smiley:

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Hey @carolhmj , thanks so much for sharing. I’ll try this one for sure.

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