Static Mesh collision question

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Nemezis

Marcio Nemezis Silva
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Hi
I am making some stairs in 3ds max, I import them, they get ok. But I have added a simple brush as collision, so the bots and me also, can pass threw the stair mesh, but not the colision (that defines the steps). The problem is, I am still going colliding with the stair mesh :eek:

Where can I set the adequate properties for this? :rolleyes:

Thank you
 
gears

gears

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Did you right click on the Static mesh and click last option Save Brush As Collision?
 
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Marcio Nemezis Silva
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Sure... I dit it alot. But the bots still were going coliding with the mesh... anyway. I have removed those meshes from the level, they were very anoying, full of faces, and very eye-candy. I have simplified the map, and got another way of solving it: Disabling the collision in the collision properties of the mesh (F4) and placing an independent blocking volume in the way...

Thanks
 
gears

gears

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Now I just remeber when I had this problem. But it can be caused by a floating unused vertex in your mesh. Not sure what program you are using to creat the mesh but in Max click on your mesh go into vertex edit mode and find a button called Remove Isolated Vertices. So if you ever have this problem again give it a try. Don't know why Unreal does not like floating vertices that are not used by any faces.
 
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