Hello,
Is there a way to attach a gameobject/prefab to rope particles? I was thinking of creating the rope through script and attaching a prefab to each particle in the rope.
Is there a better way to do this? Is using pin constraints the solution to this one?

Is there a way to know if a particle is part of a bigger chunk of fluid?

I want to do a system in which two emitters emit the same fluid with different colors each, and as they mix together, so does the color of all the fluids. Similar to the "FluidMixing" sample scene, with the difference in that scene the color change occurs on an individual particle basis; here I want it to happen to everything connected to the bigger mass of fluid, bus skip droplets that aren't part (yet) of the bigger mass.

On a somewhat related question. In that "FluidMixing" sample scene I saw the main script in charge of changing the color uses the "userData" property; according to the manual, that property holds data that was... well, placed there by the user. But I didn't saw any other place in which those values could have been modified (or added, to begin with), so I'm not sure how that works.

Thanks.

Hi,

when running our game on Android we're currently running into the following exception:

I'm doing a game where I carry water in a container. The amount of water remaining in the container is different in each section.

I want to give a percentage of how much water is left in this container. How am I going to do this?

I want to dynamically add and remove ObiParticleAttachments to individual particles of Softbodies at runtime.
My current implemenation looks like this:

Hi, in a nutshell, I need specific colliders to repel only ropes, not cloths.

I'm already using surface collisions in my ropes but I have several thin colliders around my scene (furnitures with drawers and doors) and it's very easy to happen intersections, I placed big cube colliders involving the furnitures but I also use obi cloth and I noticed physics layer doenst make diference. I mean, for instance, my cloths can be inside drawers so each wooden side has colliders, but I dont want/need rope (in this case they are power cables) inside the drawers so I have big colliders around the entire drawer and furniture to avoid the penetration of the rope particles, but it seems physics layer doesnt make diference so those big colliders spit out the cloths models...

Since phase setting for the collision wont work in this situation what could I do?]

tks in advice.

Hello 

How can I grab obi cloth in VR for the oculus quest integration?

any advice please

I am attempting to introduce the ObiSoftbody components into a project that contains Obi Cloth. I've updated both packages to the current (6.0.1) versions, but for some reason still receiving an error.  

I am using obi rope 6 with surface collisions enabled

The problem can be seen here: https://vimeo.com/519081969

I have increased resolution as stated at the end of this post http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/tutor...sions.html in order to avoid jittering.

What am i missing ? I do not think that  it is related to barrel colliders  because even when I move the rope out of the barrel and it falls down , there a slight jittering in a part of the rope.

I change obi solver but the ball become so rough，how can I change it and make ball more smooth