I am using this code:
private void OnControllerColliderHit(ControllerColliderHit hit)
{
if (hit.controller.tag == "PlayerHuman")
{
Debug.Log("pickup");
GetComponent<Pickup>().PickupItem();
}
}
my pickup objects have box colliders and rigidbodies, they are neither kinematic nor their trigger is on. They have gravity.
Nothing happens when my character walks over them
I don’t believe OnControllerColliderHit() will be called if it’s not on the same GameObject as a CharacterController. In other words, it won’t be called on the Pickup, only on the CharacterController object. You should, however, be able to use OnCollisionEnter (though I recommend making it a trigger and using OnTriggerEnter).
Continuing the discussion from RunOverPickup not working with character controller:
I am able to use OnTriggerEnter to pickup objects, but for some reason OnCollisionEnter is not working. I want some physics properties on spwanable items , hence I am adding rigidbody. The pickup objects have rigidbodies are a non-kinematic
private void OnCollisionEnter(Collision other)
{
var player = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("PlayerHuman");
if (other.gameObject == player)
{
Debug.Log("pickup");
GetComponent<Pickup>().PickupItem();
}
}CharacterControllers don’t play well with reporting, it would seem. Try putting a second collider on the object, one collider as non-trigger for the physics to drop on the ground proper, and the other a bit larger (so it triggers before the charactercollider quietly moves the pickup) as a trigger. That should let you use OnTriggerEnter.