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I did it in a function GlifTek which I call in the puzzles. Not know how to make yet a puzzle from it but it works… I will need to cleanup my code :) Took all [[x,y]… 4 corners and compared :) Thx for opening my eyes
As I drag objects on xy I did calculate for now, the x,y coords for each box corner and compared based on 3D Collision Detection … however something is not perfect and I get a console print “Collision detected with object …” but if I continue dragging “stronger” I get over the “barrier”. Any ideea how to stop dragging somehow… any trick ? I now restore the x,y for the dragged object to initial state…
I get X position for an object and is it output as -0 instead of expecting 0. This look strange for me. Any hint please ?
it looks the origin center of mass was the issue… I did set the origin on the left bottom from vertex to be able to snap nicely and align objects… I will try to find a way of working … Thank you and keeping a cold beer around for you ;)but first attachment still not works with this trick… I use there 3 already scaled cubes, maybe that is the issue ?
Object remain hanged after a short fall!
https://pasteboard.co/JKDIxs0.pngI did try but no success… please maybe check the attachment:
Do I need to setup something in blender too ?I’ve attached a zip file with a copy of the cubes which also fall through the box panel bellow.
Did you mean like this Mikhail https://pasteboard.co/JKwUNou.png ?
Probably not, as I get the same result…
