• Created a new scene
  
• Built a new blueprint
  
• Added a rope
  
• Set the solver to 2d mode
  
• Removed the extrude renderer
  
• Added a particle attacher to the first control point so it wouldn't fall
  
• Added a line renderer
  
• Pressed "Play"
  

(30-12-2019, 03:09 AM)Bluerex Wrote: Hi,

I am having troubles getting a 2d rope to render. I want to use line renderer to display the rope.

• Created a new scene
  
• Built a new blueprint
  
• Added a rope
  
• Set the solver to 2d mode
  
• Removed the extrude renderer
  
• Added a particle attacher to the first control point so it wouldn't fall
  
• Added a line renderer
  
• Pressed "Play"
  

The results are weird (gif in link):
https://imgur.com/zBeoiBK

Basically, the Game view doesn't update, but when i click on the "scene" view, it does update... this might be a unity thing?

This is in Obi Rope 5 btw. Any tips on how to fix this? I am using unity 2019.2.3f1

(30-12-2019, 04:33 PM)josemendez Wrote: Hi,

What rendering pipeline are you using?

(09-01-2020, 11:46 AM)LORDeveloper Wrote: Same thing here using 

Unity 2019.3 with Universal Render Pipeline. When I change the length, it doesn't update at all with line render


I have clicked on the scene view in order to make the rope render. And it ignores my UV settings.


When I press "Play", it just disappears. And I have to click on the scene view again to show again.


When I change the length, the rope doesn't get updated.

(09-01-2020, 03:33 PM)josemendez Wrote: Seems that unlike the built-in pipeline, URPs do not call Camera.onPreCull. Since the line renderer relies on this callback to render the view-dependent mesh, in URP it is not drawn.

Instead, URP calls RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering.

In ObiRopeLineRenderer.cs, declare a renderCallback delegate:

Code:

System.Action<ScriptableRenderContext, Camera> renderCallback;

Replace "Camera.onPreCull += UpdateRenderer;" in ObiRopeLineRenderer.cs OnEnable() method with this:

Code:

renderCallback = new System.Action<ScriptableRenderContext, Camera>((cntxt, cam) => { UpdateRenderer(cam); });
RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering += renderCallback;

And similarly, replace "Camera.onPreCull -= UpdateRenderer;" in OnDisable with this:

Code:

RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering -= renderCallback;

That should get rid of the issue. Will include this fix in the next update.