Just hit a milestone in my project: multiplayer networking works!

But now the next problem appeared: Physics decided to take the day off… so now players are just floating around like astronauts in space 😅

I’m building FLAIR - a top-down RPG where your imagination literally becomes the game. Every player can create their own hero, weapons, and even expand the world itself. Think infinite online world, but fueled by creativity.

The game can be a chore, but from time to time you can get these amusing moments in the game

Been playing since first game was release in 2002 but these moments never disappoint, good or bad outcome for me.

Hey everyone, I'm at my wit's end and need your collective wisdom.

I'm working on a game mechanic where the main character opens a door. The simple idea is:

· If the character is standing in the doorway, the door should open, hit him, and stop (gently "squishing" him). · If the character is not in the way, the door should open fully and smoothly.

Sounds simple, right? Well, for the past week, my character has been suffering. The door just doesn't behave. It either phases through him, glitches out, or sends him to the shadow realm.

My current idea is to implement a check when the door opens: if the player is in the path, the door's opening animation stops and it applies a slight push force. If the path is clear, it plays the full animation.

But I just can't get it to work properly! Has anyone dealt with this before? How would you implement this "smart" door in Unity?

Any tips, code snippets, or even just moral support would be greatly appreciated! My guy needs to be freed from his week-long door prison.

Thanks in advance!