Blueprints: Should I use a "Sphere" with collision or "Collision Sphere"

[anonymous_user_0bc184f4]

I am trying to make a projectile and am just curious if I should create a “sphere” that has collisions or if i should create a “collision sphere” and then add a sphere inside it? I don’t know what the difference would be or if it would change anything?

I followed one of the tutorials and he did it this way but I am not sure why.

here is a pic of what I mean:

Also, if I do a “collision sphere” should I parent the projectile to the “collision sphere” or parent the “collision sphere” to the projectile

Thanks guys

[anonymous_user_c28ad15b]

Add a collision sphere. Your projectile can be the parent, but I have succeeded without parenting anything.

[Zeustiak]

If you need extremely precise collision accuracy I would suggest using a sphere with collision.

If you just need something that is generally round and doesn’t need accurate data down to the centimeter or smaller, then a collision sphere should work for you.

[anonymous_user_c28ad15b]

@Zeustiak;405587

If you need extremely precise collision accuracy I would suggest using a sphere with collision.

If you just need something that is generally round and doesn’t need accurate data down to the centimeter or smaller, then a collision sphere should work for you.

Yes, that’s the perfect detailed answer as far as it concerns collisions
There is also a documentation on how to setup a custom collision fjur