Advanced Voxel physics destruction (Minecraft with physics) in unity 3d

[@drollestprawn]

Thanks for watching, sorry about the bad audio. If you like this, please consider subscribing it helps me out a lot. =)
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[@SimonKete]

Could you please share the code or make tutorial on how you did it? I am having issues and don't know how to resolve them ro achive such physics.

[@Boreal104YT]

Pls make tutorial on this video

[@DevCoreFelix]

how did you make this?

[@drollestprawn]

there is a lot in it but I will make a tutorial on this channel after I fix the bugs and make a game. but in my discord server I can explain what I did.

[@MatthewCaldwell]

Consider looking into the better jumping videos. Your jump feels a bit floaty. Looks good otherwise.

[@drollestprawn]

Thanks I'll try it out. I just made this character controller really quickly to test out the videos so that's why it's so bad

[@MatthewCaldwell]

@@drollestprawn make sense! Are all of those cubes physics objects or are you making them physics objects when they need to do physics stuff?

[@drollestprawn]

@@MatthewCaldwell Actually it would bring the fps way down if they where all cubes so it's actually all one mesh that I put together in a script and I use a flood flow algorithm to detect if there is a separate part in the mesh that's not connected to the ground and if there is then I separate it into another mesh and add physics to that. If you wanna know more about it you can join my discord and later I can explain it better.

[@MatthewCaldwell]

@@drollestprawn I was thinking it would be too resource intense to do it that way. Never heard of that algorithm but it sounds cool.

[@drollestprawn]

oh sorry I meant flood fill I always get confused and call it that. I dont know much about it but i think having a ton of cubes each with a seperate mesh and collider is harder than just having one mesh