I was afraid of collision clipping with the velocity, but it worked better than I expected. Instead of just stopping like I expect, no matter how lightly I bump the two objects one floats away slowly.Īny idea where I can investigate or what I am doing wrong?ĮDIT: Here is a video of the unwanted behavior įINAL EDIT: Figured it out with help from people below, the solution I went with was a combination of adding drag as well as adding velocity if it ever gets off center. Tweaking the collider and and rigidbody settings. Creating a physics material for both of the objects as configured below.
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