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Coming from bevy_xpbd, normals are very imprecise when using shape casts via bevy_xpbd's spacial query's shape_hits function. i am creating a kinematic character controller, and it gives incorrect values when moving almost orthogonal to colliders, even when they are completely aligned to grid. it isn't by a ton, but it's enough to clip through colliders. after discussing it with the creator of bevy_xpbd and a mod of the bevy discord, i was told it was likely a parry issue and to report it here.
i've also noticed that normals are almost never returned normalized. there tends to be a bit of fluff in one axis or the other, even when colliding head on.
if you need anything else from me, please let me know.
in the image i was clipping into a 10x5x0.1 (bevy coordinates) meter wall aligned to grid. collisions work fine when pushing directly against the wall, but fail when moving into it at a shallow angle.
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Coming from bevy_xpbd, normals are very imprecise when using shape casts via bevy_xpbd's spacial query's shape_hits function. i am creating a kinematic character controller, and it gives incorrect values when moving almost orthogonal to colliders, even when they are completely aligned to grid. it isn't by a ton, but it's enough to clip through colliders. after discussing it with the creator of bevy_xpbd and a mod of the bevy discord, i was told it was likely a parry issue and to report it here.
i've also noticed that normals are almost never returned normalized. there tends to be a bit of fluff in one axis or the other, even when colliding head on.
if you need anything else from me, please let me know.
in the image i was clipping into a 10x5x0.1 (bevy coordinates) meter wall aligned to grid. collisions work fine when pushing directly against the wall, but fail when moving into it at a shallow angle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: