Hi, I am just trying out the demo scenes and I am getting warnings about leaks being detected, making me nervous about including in my project.
For example there is this:
Found 7 leak(s) from callstack:
0x00000172e9db55cb ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9db54d3 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e62bf3 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e5de0b ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e58073 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e5758b ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e573fc ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e57153 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a13fb6 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e17e3b ((<unknown>))
0x00000172e9e165d3 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a13837 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a13663 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a1345f ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a1339b ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a12985 ((<unknown>))
0x00000172c3a12a76 ((<unknown>))
0x00007ffdf1194b7e (mono-2.0-bdwgc) mono_jit_runtime_invoke (at C:/build/output/Unity-Technologies/mono/mono/mini/mini-runtime.c:3445)
0x00007ffdf10cd204 (mono-2.0-bdwgc) do_runtime_invoke (at C:/build/output/Unity-Technologies/mono/mono/metadata/object.c:3068)

This is in Unity 2022.3.62f1

Obi Cloth 7.0.5

Thanks

Hi, I'm working on a project using Obi Fluid in Unity (URP), and I'm running into some frustrating issues that I haven’t been able to solve despite a lot of trial and error. The main problem is that fluid keeps pouring out of containers even when their openings are visibly blocked by colliders both Obi Colliders and standard Unity Colliders. I’ve tried adjusting collision layers, surface thickness, and resolution settings but it doesn’t seem to help i am trying to achieve the same exact result as in the reference video. On top of that, I need to have multiple fluids how fluids interact or mix with each other if possible, right now one liquid keeps on pouring over the other. Also, my fluid materials and colors have suddenly stopped working everything is just rendering as a grey blob now, even though I’m using URP and the correct shader. This is preventing me from making progress on a critical part of the project. I’ve looked through the basic documentation, but I’m wondering if there are any more in depth tutorials or resources that focus on accurate fluid control, especially for situations like blocking pours and keeping fluids isolated. Any help would be massively appreciated. Thanks.

Hello! Transparent fluid is flickering after i change solver scale from 1 to 6. My Thickness in pass was 30 and after i changed to 5, flickering go away. But how still use thickness 30 and disappeared flickering? I need thick 30 for mixing fluids.
Unity 6 is using.
Link with settings screenshots and video with flickering.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...RDrB2Trsvr

Hi,

project was all going great, and i think i duplicated an obi object...( was initially a copy of the rubber ball in example files)
and now i get the error  ( duplication was prob coincidence) ' assigned mesh is missing either bone weights...'

the duplicate, had this error and so then so did the one i duplciated.

i tried rebulding the blue print, but dont know what more i can do...

it still sort of works, but i think i do believe something is behaiving strange....as the soft body seems to stop working at a certin point in my timeline.

have attached screen grab of stack...( there is an animator on the object...but this is only animating the material.

any help, much appreciated.

thanks,
Duncan

Hello,

I’m new to Unity and Obi Softbody, although I have a strong background in C#. I want to create a realistic simulator of snowboard behavior (so that it bends and deforms correctly under the rider’s weight, and so that it starts moving based on gravity/friction/inertia/reaction forces). Is this package suitable for that kind of implementation?
I’ve already experimented a bit with Obi Softbody. I created a blueprint with:

• Surface Sampling Mode: Voxels, Resolution: 16
  
• Volume Sampling: None
  

1. Is this package suitable for the task?
   
2. If yes, what should be changed to keep performance high, make sliding realistic, and prevent it from bouncing like a super-bouncy rubber ball?
   

[color=oklab(0.952331 0.000418991 -0.00125992)]Hi I've been working on a 3D puzzle / platformer using Obi Rope for a while now, here is a short gameplay trailer.



Also I'm currently running a playtesting session so if anyone's interested in playtesting the game for 30 minutes and filling out a quick survey I can send you the link to the test.[/color]

I have a single medium length ObiRope with ~35 attachments, that costs around 22 FPS, but hole pure rope somehow costs around ~38 FPS, so the hole solver with single rope uses ~60 FPS, that is too much.
TimeStep in project is 0.015f, I've played a bit with ObiSolver values but it didn't help at all. If I set all solver's constraints to 1 and parallel it gives only ~12 fps.

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Hello, I need your explanation of all ways to attach my player to a rope so that he is attached to the rope as tightly as possible and stays on it without small jumps and etc. Also, for my situation, it is important that the player can calmly swing on the rope an physically act on it. At the same time, the rope should be not too tight and too soft, something between.

I created a Shader Graph as shown in the attached image, but even when I assign a color with an alpha value to the particle, the alpha always ends up being 1.
Is there anything I might be doing wrong?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

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I would like to report a crash issue that I discovered with a specific setting.
If this has already been reported or explained elsewhere, I apologize in advance.
When creating a CustomEmitterShape, if an EmitPoint added to the distribution has a direction of Vector2.zero, a crash occurs in the Compute BackEnd.
However, it runs correctly in the Burst BackEnd.
Please note that I am not confident in English, so I used ChatGPT to help write this message.