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I dont think so. Either they have collision on or they dont.
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Not in VAM. It's possible to configure that through the collision matrix inside Unity tho. But this is a "project setting" ( if you prefer, meshed would have to change it )... and I'm not even sure it's possible to configure it at runtime.
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Looks like this is actually possible with CheesyFX's CollisionManager plugin.
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Seems to work well on Person atoms. In your case, you can add this plugin to Actor 1 and select Actor 2 in the plugin with Ignore Collision option.
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I wrote this for @BigBoobCoomBlast69 , but it can be useful for everyone who wants to build structures with native VAM shapes (or CUAs I guess). Now you can overlap them without having to disable their collision altogether. Add this to any atom...
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Seems to work well on Person atoms. In your case, you can add this plugin to Actor 1 and select Actor 2 in the plugin with Ignore Collision option.
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