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Collision node

Detect when a GameObject collides with another GameObject.
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Last updated 7 months ago
Use the Collision node to detect when two objects bump into each other. The node triggers at the moment the selected object collides with the other object.

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Type

Description

Object
GameObject
The object that detects collisions. The object must contain a Physics and Collider components.
Other Object
GameObject
The specific object to check collisions against. The object must have a Collider component so the collision registers.
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