Rope

This component inherits from Handle.

Overview

This component provides an easy way to set up ropes that can be grabbed by the player.

Setup (Horizontal / Point-To-Point)

Point-To-Point ropes will generate a rope that links from the RopeStart transform to the RopeEnd transform.

1. Find the RopeHorizontal prefab in the SDK examples folder.
2. Place the prefab in your scene, drag RopeStart and RopeEnd to the desired start and end point of your rope.

Setup (Vertical / Dynamic)

Dynamic ropes will generate a rope that reaches from the RopeStart transform to the nearest floor.

1. Find the RopeVertical prefab in the SDK examples folder.
2. Place the prefab in your scene and move it to where the top of your rope should be.
3. Ensure there is at least one non-trigger collider directly below the rope, with the distance to the rope being less than the value specified in the Raycast Range property.

Component Properties

Field	Description
Rope Start	A transform that will act as the starting point of the rope.
Rope Target	A transform that will act as the ending point of the rope.
Rope Radius	Controls the radius of the generated rope mesh.
Rope Material	The material to apply to the generated rope mesh.
Rope Use Collider	Should the rope have a physics collider?
Rope Layer	The layer that the generated rope object should be set to.
Rope Physic Material	The physics material that will be applied to the generated rope object's collider.
Rope Tag	Tag to apply to the generated rope object.
Dynamic Height
Dynamic Height	Should this rope use Dynamic Height?
Raycast Range	How far to check for a floor to place the end of the rope at.
Height From Ground	How far above the floor the end of the rope should be.

Notes

• Rope Object

The mesh and collider generated by this component are placed on the RopeStart game object.

• Rope Radius

The value provided for Rope Radius is halved ingame.

Common Issues

• Missing/Broken Handle

If your rope appears ingame but has no handle, or the handle is not working, ensure that:

• The interactable Id property has been filled in and is spelled correctly.
• There is a RigidBody component alongside your Rope component, with Is Kinematic set to true.
• There is at least one child HandPose on your Rope.

• Dynamic Rope Is Not Vertical

If your dynamic rope is skewed, ensure the object that has the rope component is in the same location as the RopeStart object.

• Rope Object Positioned Incorrectly

If your rope does not appear in the correct position, check that:

• The object that has the Rope component is not set as the RopeStart transform.
• The object acting as RopeStart/RopeEnd is not a child of the Rope object, or vice-versa.