Mesh with Sphere Controller collision

Hey @REDACTEDUSER

After watching your video, it does appear you are missing a few steps for your shapes.cgf asset after you drag it into the scene. By default, when you drag a static object (.cgf) into the scene, it will only have the Transform and Static Mesh components. You need to add additional components in order for the physics/collision mesh to behave correctly.

Here are some steps after you've imported your FBX asset:

1. Drag the shapes.cgf into the level from the File Browser.

2. Open the Entity Inspector (PREVIEW) window to see the components on your entity.

3. You should see the Transform and Static Mesh components on your object. REMOVEDUPLOAD

4. Click on the "Add Component..." button in the Entity Inspector (PREVIEW) window, located just under the name of your entity.

5. Navigate to the Physics and click on the Physics component. This will add the Physics component to your entity so the entity will have physics response.

6. You will need to add a Physics Behavior by clicking on the + button on the right side of the "Cry Physics Behavior (empty)" text.

7. A window will pop up called Class to create.

8. You can choose from Static Body or Rigid Body in the drop down menu. Click OK when you've picked which type of physics to use for your shapes.cgf.

9. Your Physics component should look like this now. REMOVEDUPLOAD

10. You also need to assign the collision mesh. Click on the "Add Component..." button again.

11. Navigate to Physics > Colliders and click on Mesh Collider since you imported a specific collision mesh for your shapes.cgf. This will add the Mesh Collider component to your entity.

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1. You can add your Sphere_Controller_Complete prefab to add the robot to your level, and when you run the game, the robot should collide with your shapes.cgf. Let us know if that helps.