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There are a few other places we would like to direct you to for support, both from Microsoft and from the community.
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When approaching holograms they seem to fall on their back (human model)
I am not certain if this question is being asked correctly so please pardon.
But I have an holographic model and whenever I get close to it, it seems to fall flat and then rotate around me. Does this have something to do with the raycasting? or is it the rigidbody? What I would like it to do is simply stand flat or in fact move, but that is a different question.
Any thoughts on this would be great. It just looks kinda strange.
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No one could tell you what the problem is with so little information. But, if it only falls over when you get close to it, it sounds like you have a collider attached to the player and a collider attached to your model and well they are colliding.
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No one could tell you what the problem is with so little information. But, if it only falls over when you get close to it, it sounds like you have a collider attached to the player and a collider attached to your model and well they are colliding.
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Thanks that is what I meant. Sorry for the vague question. I figured it was something to do with how the colliders were hitting.