NavMeshBuildSource

struct in UnityEngine.AI

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Implemented in:UnityEngine.AIModule

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Description

The input to the NavMesh builder is a list of NavMesh build sources.

Their shape can be one of the following: mesh, terrain, box, sphere, or capsule. Each of them is described by a NavMeshBuildSource struct.

You can specify a build source by filling a NavMeshBuildSource struct and adding that to the list of sources that are passed to the bake function. Alternatively, you can use the collect API to quickly create NavMesh build sources from available render meshes or physics colliders. See NavMeshBuilder.CollectSources.

If you use this function at runtime, any meshes with read/write access disabled will not be processed or included in the final NavMesh. See Mesh.isReadable.

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.AI;

public class Example : MonoBehaviour { // Make a build source for a box in local space public NavMeshBuildSource BoxSource10x10() { var src = new NavMeshBuildSource(); src.transform = transform.localToWorldMatrix; src.shape = NavMeshBuildSourceShape.Box; src.size = new Vector3(10.0f, 0.1f, 10.0f); return src; } }

Properties

areaDescribes the area type of the NavMesh surface for this object.
componentPoints to the owning component - if available, otherwise null.
shapeThe type of the shape this source describes. See Also: NavMeshBuildSourceShape.
sizeDescribes the dimensions of the shape.
sourceObjectDescribes the object referenced for Mesh and Terrain types of input sources.
transformDescribes the local to world transformation matrix of the build source. That is, position and orientation and scale of the shape.

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