Adding multiple collision primitives to a mesh

[YouDoNotKnowMyName]

Hello dear modders!

 

I have a (noob) question for all of you:

I recently got into creating custom static meshes with 3DSMAX 2013. I followed some tutorials and everything was working great. Attatching a primitive shape for collision also worked fine for simple models.

But how would I do collision for a larger mesh, like a building. I would need more then one primitive object to do the collision. I tried that and only the first collision box that I created actually worked in the game. The others were not working.

So basically this works:

• Actual mesh
  • Collision of the mesh

But I would need something like this:

• Actual mesh
  • Collision part 1 (for example the roof)
  • Collision part 2 (for example the steps leading up to the door)
  • Collision part 3
  • ....

I am a noob when it comes to 3ds max and custom meshes and I didn't find anything useful by searching.

So if anybody knows how to assign multiple collision primitives to one object please let me know!

[Magicockerel]

This is covered in the following tutorial that I previously linked you to:

• Bethesda Mod School: 3ds Max 102 - Simple Collision Method

[YouDoNotKnowMyName]

  On 10/14/2019 at 1:09 PM, KernalsEgg said:

 

This is covered in the following tutorial that I previously linked you to:

• Bethesda Mod School: 3ds Max 102 - Simple Collision Method

 

Thanks for the quck reply. I just rewatched that tutorial and tryed it again and it worked!

I think I was half asleep when I worked on this yesterday, so maybe I did something wrong ....

But it actually works now!

Sorry for wasting your valuable time.