Enabling Attached Object Collision: Difference between revisions
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Latest revision as of 16:36, 8 October 2020
SetObjectAttached disables the collision of objects. Here is how to enable collision for attached objects again. Be careful when collisions overlap vehicles.
server.lua:
--- Set this property value to your attached object:
SetObjectPropertyValue(o, "_enableCollision", true)
client.lua:
AddEvent("OnObjectStreamIn", function(object)
local _enableCollision = GetObjectPropertyValue(object, "_enableCollision")
if _enableCollision == true then
-- We need to delay enabling the collision. Attached objects have their collision set in the attach RPC that comes after the stream event.
Delay(200, function(object)
if IsValidObject(object) then
GetObjectActor(object):SetActorEnableCollision(true)
local SMC = GetObjectStaticMeshComponent(object)
SMC:SetMobility(EComponentMobility.Movable)
SMC:SetCollisionEnabled(ECollisionEnabled.QueryAndPhysics)
print("Enabled collision")
end
end, object)
end
end)