Unleashed-Generations Havok Collision Attributes - Revision history

Skyth at 11:26, 20 April 2025

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	Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with what else. These attributes can be applied to <code>.hkx</code> files with [[Havok Converter]]~~; to~~ learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].		Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with what else. These attributes can be applied to <code>.hkx</code> files with [[Havok Converter]]. To learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].

	== Material Type ==		== Material Type ==

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	== Mesh Name Tags ==		== Mesh Name Tags ==
	Rigid bodies can have custom properties that are detected by the game itself to determine their interactions with other objects. These tags are added at the end of mesh names with an @ symbol as the separator (e.g. ghz_sea@Water). These properties are '''<u>Case-Sensitive.</u>'''		Rigid bodies can have custom properties that are detected by the game itself to determine their interactions with other objects. These tags are added at the end of mesh names with an @ symbol as the separator (e.g. ghz_sea@Water). These properties are '''<u>Case-Sensitive</u>'''.
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-Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with whatelse. These attributes can be applied to <code>.hkx</code> files with [[Havok Converter]]; to learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].
+Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with what else. These attributes can be applied to <code>.hkx</code> files with [[Havok Converter]]; to learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].
 == Material Type ==
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 |@Water
 |Allows Sonic to go inside the collision mesh when using ShallowWater type
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	== Collision Properties ==		== Collision Properties ==
			Most of the parameters here are boolean parameters, with 0 value indicating it's disabled, and 1 indicating it's enabled.
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	== Mesh Name Tags ==		== Mesh Name Tags ==
	~~Rigidbodies~~ can have custom properties that are ~~used~~ by the game to determine their interactions with other objects. These tags are added at the end of mesh names with an @ symbol as the separator (e.g. ghz_sea@~~water~~). These properties are '''<u>Case-Sensitive.</u>'''		Rigid bodies can have custom properties that are detected by the game itself to determine their interactions with other objects. These tags are added at the end of mesh names with an @ symbol as the separator (e.g. ghz_sea@Water). These properties are '''<u>Case-Sensitive.</u>'''
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	\|@NoCamera		\|@NoCamera
	\|		\|Allows the camera to pass through the collision mesh
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	\|@IceGround		\|@IceGround

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	\|		\|Sonic can walk inside the collision with @Water in the name, otherwise he can only walk on the collision
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	\|@Water		\|@Water
	\|		\|Allows Sonic to go inside the collision mesh when using ShallowWater type
	\|}		\|}

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	Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with whatelse. These attributes can be applied to hkx files with [[Havok Converter]]; to learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].		Sonic Unleashed and Sonic Generations have several collision tags that they use to determine the type of terrain, its properties, and what can collide with whatelse. These attributes can be applied to <code>.hkx</code> files with [[Havok Converter]]; to learn how to apply these tags to collision meshes, check out [[Adding Collision Tags with Havok Converter]].

	== Material Type ==		== Material Type ==

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