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felsiska
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i understood that that to collide objects with another collider, it is better to use Rigidbody.MovePosition rather than transform.position . tried replacing transform.position using the Rigidbody.MovePosition in the GestureAction.cs but cant get the object to move at all. anyone tried this method? need advice! thx
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@felsiska in general you add and use a Rigidbody when you want to enforce physics on an object or between objects.
Colliders on the other hand are about detecting collisions (with or without physics).
If you search on Unity RigidBody vs Collider you will find a number of discussions on the web such as this one for example.
So it really depends on what you are trying to achieve.
Does the object you are trying to move have a Rigidbody on it?
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I am trying to move objects and make them collide with a solid wall model. the movable object does have rigidbody and collider. but will still go through the wall if I use transform.position . tried Rigidbody.moveposition to move automatically and they collide well. but when I switch transform.position with Rigidboody.MovePosition in GestureAction.cs , nothing happened. objects are still not colliding.
You can try using rigidbody.addforce to move the objects. Then I think Unitys physics will do the rest.