I'm working on a scenario and I'm able to create a TSStatic object by placing the code in a scenario prefab file, and that works fine, but when I create it in Lua using the same code, the object's collision is turned off and vehicles pass right through it. The weird part is that I can fix it if I go into the World Editor, inspect the object, select the collisionType pulldown, and then exit back to the scenario. Anyone know how to create solid TSStatic objects in Lua? Here's the code, I've tried many variations, and nothing seems to fix it: local TS = [[if(isObject(gngtest)) { gngtest.delete(); } new TSStatic(gngtest) { shapeName = "/levels/west_coast_usa/art/shapes/objects/constructionbarrier.dae"; dynamic = "0"; playAmbient = "1"; meshCulling = "0"; originSort = "0"; useInstanceRenderData = "1"; instanceColor = "White"; instanceColor1 = "White"; instanceColor2 = "White"; collisionType = "Collision Mesh"; decalType = "Collision Mesh"; prebuildCollisionData = "0"; renderNormals = "0"; forceDetail = "-1"; position = "12.051 1633.611 99.73"; rotation = "1 0 0 0"; scale = "1 1 1"; rotationMatrix = "0.46978116 0.872844696 -0.132090926 -0.877663136 0.477890313 0.0364476368 0.0949381068 0.0988088921 0.990567267"; isRenderEnabled = "false"; mode = "Ignore"; canSave = "1"; canSaveDynamicFields = "1"; }; SimGroup.add(gngtest); ]] TorqueScript.eval(TS)
I think the issue is that it doesn't recalculate collisions for the level, but presumably it does when you select the collision type in the world editor. I wonder if spawning a new vehicle and then despawning it would trigger a collision recalc. Or perhaps there is a lua command for recalculating/refreshing collisions. Sorry can't help beyond that.
