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To configure collision between GameObjects in Unity, you need to use colliders. colliders define the shape of a GameObject for the purposes of physical collisions. You can then use these colliders to manage collision events. You can configure collisions via collider components, or their corresponding C# class.

This documentation describes how to configure collisions and collision events, and how colliders interact with each other and their environment.

トピック 説明 
Introduction to collision Overview of the fundamental concepts around physics collision in Unity.
Collider types The different collider types (static, kinematic, and dynamic), and how collider behaviour differs depending on the collider’s physics body configuration.
Collider shapes The different collider shapes available, and how collider shape complexity affects performance.
Collider surfaces How PhysX handles friction and bounciness on a collider’s surface, and how to configure surface properties for each collider.
Collider interactions and events How collisions can call events and functions to trigger changes at run time.
Collision detection How PhysX detects collisions in Unity, and how to select the right algorithm depending on your collider configuration for optimal performance.
Constant Force コンポーネントのリファレンス
衝突の基本