Impact System
These components allow you to add features to colliders when impacted.
In this section, you will learn about the following components:
- Hit Absorber
- Hitting Object
- Impact Object
- Object Material
Hit Absorber
This component allows you to define an object that can be hit. (Example: a rock).
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Min Force For Hit | Min force to be considered a hit |
| Health | Total force to receive to raise the event |
| Receive Hits From | Tag related to the objects that can hit the target |
| On Any Hit – Empty Health | Unity Events |
| Events | Custom Events |
| Remaining Health | Remaining health of the object |
Hitting Object
This component defines a hitting object, like an axe.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Hit Direction | Transform related to the hit direction |
| Min Force for Hit | Min force to be considered a hit |
| Hitting Parts | List of parts with which the object can hit |
| On Hit | Unity Event |
Impact Object
The Impact Object component manages the Object Material component. It is necessary for the impact system to work.
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If the object is grabbed, then it will not emit any sound.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Rigid Body | Rigidbody component of the object |
| Velocity Samples | When the Rigid Body property is kinematic, this is the fallback value that is used for the impact |
| Parts | List of Object Materials related to this impact object |
Object Material
The Object Material component assigns a behavior in terms of sound and physics to the list of colliders when they hit other colliders. The component should be referred by the Impact Object component in a scene.
| Property | Function |
|---|---|
| Apply on Any Surface | If enabled, it behaves with any collider. Otherwise, it behaves only with other Object Materials |
| Material | Impact Material that is assigned to colliders |
| Colliders | List of colliders with the impact material component |