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…ne but using the Unity splines package
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Hi!
I've reused your logic but using the Unity Splines package (https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.splines@1.0/manual/getting-started-with-splines.html). Seems to work to update the position of the rigid body so that it follows the spline. I've had some issues when trying to update the orientation of the object (so that its forward and up vectors match the forward and up vectors of the spline). I guess using another gameobject as a child for which the rotation is updated every frame could be an option.
I've also updated the Unity version used by the project ;)