I have a question about setting the physical properties of Obi Cloth. I’ve already set the blueprint to an existing cloth sheet. (Here is a screenshot of the current settings I’ve applied to Obi Cloth. Please refer to it for context.)

I want this Obi Cloth to look stiff (not stretchy) (1), not easily blown by the wind, and appear slightly heavy (2), but it doesn’t seem to work as I expected. Below are the constraint settings I’ve considered. 
Please let me know if any adjustments are needed.

1. (For stiffness, no stretching): Adjusting distance constraints and tether constraints.
   
2. (For heaviness, not easily blown by wind): Disabling aerodynamics and volume.
   

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I am using Unity 2022.3.8f1 and Obi Cloth version 7.0. In my project, I am working with XRI version 3.0 and want to grab Obi Cloth in VR using XRI.
I have found a script called ObiContactGrabber.cs, and I added a Sphere Collider and Obi Collider component to the Left Hand.

To achieve a natural grabbing interaction with Obi Cloth using XRI, should I write an additional script to make ObiContactGrabber.cs work? Or is there a specific way to integrate Obi Cloth with XRI for grabbing interactions?

I recently updated the version of Obi Cloth from 6.5.4 to 7.0.3. I checked some of the differences between Obi Cloth 7.X and 6.X:
https://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/manu...ading.html

One thing mentioned is that “…blueprints may now decimate/simplify the input mesh and generate particles at positions other than the cloth vertices…”. This would result in a discrepancy between the vertices in the mesh and the particles in the cloth.

We currently have some code that procedurally generates cloth shapes, then procedurally stitches them together at certain edges. Upon further inspection, I found that the particle index list used for stitching is calculated based off the mesh’s vertex indices, rather than calculating them after the particles are generated.

This method was fine with the previous version of the package, as the vertices and particles would always match up 1:1. But now they don’t, so this sometimes causes the cloth to glitch out violently when the procedural stitching code is run.

With this new system, how can I find the cloth particles that correspond with a given set of mesh vertices, or vice versa, so I can accurately determine at runtime what particles need to be stitched together?

Or will I have to recalculate whatever criteria is used to obtain the correct vertices, but on the particles instead after they’ve been generated?

Thanks!

We have a really weird problem with fluid crawling up the side of a slanted collider. Everything works well as long as the sides of our containers are upright, but as soon as they are slanted, this happens:


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An even weirder detail is that if I deactivate and reactivate the whole thing (Rigidbody, Collider, Emitter and all) via the Unity editor while it's still running, it starts to crawl up on the right side instead:


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Hello.
Does "Obi fluid" support HDRP pipline?
The documentation (https://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/manu...ering.html) says that

Quote:The included opaque material works in all render pipelines, provided that you add your pipeline as a target in ShaderGraph. The transparent one works in both the built-in pipeline and URP, however HDRP has much better transparent/refractive shading capabilities out of the box so you should use a custom transparent shader in HDRP. For information on how to write a custom shader, see Custom fluid shaders at the end of this page.

Hi there, I’ve encountered an issue in my project related to rope behavior, and while troubleshooting, I tested it in the RopeGrapplingHook example scene provided with the package. This scene is similar to what I’m trying to achieve, and I noticed that the same issue occurs there as well. 

Here’s the problem: 

When increasing the length of the rope beyond a certain value, the rope becomes completely rigid, behaving like a solid object rather than a flexible rope. 

To help illustrate, I’ve recorded a video demonstrating the issue. I tested this in a fresh Universal 3D Project using Unity 6000.0.23f1, with the package imported via the Package Manager. 

Video

Does anyone have any insights or suggestions on why this is happening and how to fix it? 

Thank you in advance!

Is Obi Rope compatible with Unity 6 LTS?

Particle Attachment break threshold didn't work in GPU Mode, I have some test, turn out if only set the break threshold smaller that 0(like -1) will break immediately, even set to 0 I still can't brake in anyway.
but work very well in Burst(Cpu), which is weird, my best guest is some pin Batch value didn't update in real time to check if need to break, hope it help somebody else facing same problem.
Thanks for you guys always being amazing!

I'm trying to extend the rope using Obi Cursor. I have a resolution of 0.5 in my blueprint. I needed some extra precision at start and end of the rope so I added some extra points manually (higher resolution more points) but I want the rope to continue with less resolution in the middle and I'm extending the rope from middle as well. But I'm facing a problem that its copying the resolution of source as well and I'm ending up with higher resolution in middle as well.



As the image shows that extra points at top and bottom of rope. But when I increase length of rope in middle I get higher resolution like this.



All 5 high resolution points are repeated in the middle.


Now even if i move the source a little up like 0.1 i still get the same result. How source works? its copying all the points?

Hello! Can you please provide step by step manual how i can make from scratch skeleton based FullBodyVolumetricSoftbody?
i tried to make it analog on OBI 7, but mesh just disapear. Then i tried to take your big_guy and change obi softbody blueprint to my with skeleton but no effect.
 i also binded my new skin but still no luck. 
Show me please how to make it!