More detail on colliders can be found here. When creating the body parts for your robot, you can either use the mesh at the same level of the colliders, or have the colliders as children and use your own mesh. If you want to add extra torso sections, you can.
The torso for this box bot will have 3 sections, starting from the root that connects the legs, and then the mid and upper back.The arms for this bot will have a hand, forearm, and upper arm.The legs are comprised of toes, feet, calves, and thighs.The box humanoid robot in the tutorial will have the following body parts: For the body parts, you can either follow the scale mentioned in the tutorial or use your own. When setting up your humanoid the articulation components will need to be inside a parent game object with no scaling (1, 1, 1). The humanoid robot we are making will stand roughly 2-3 units (meters) tall, and will be comprised of entirely Unity box colliders. This tutorial was created using the 2018.02.13 build of Avatar, with the 2017.0.2f3 version of Unity. The DeepMotion Avatar SDK for Unity and Unreal can be downloaded through our portal and is free to try for new users, sign up here! How to make your character balance and walk on its own.How to add articulated physics to your box robot.
How to create a 3D robot character out of Unity box colliders.In this tutorial you’ll learn how to create your own self-walking, humanoid robot in Unity with DeepMotion Avatar.
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