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Increase stiffness (deformation resistance)? - GeorgeAmuzo - 22-04-2020 I need to customise the behaviour of a softbody to make it more rigid and increase the damping, to make it behave less like a jelly and more like a balloon. However the Deformation Resistance slider under Shape Matching Constraints only goes up to 1, which is not stiff enough, and I can't find anything related to damping. Lowering the mass of the particles in the blueprint helps a little, but this seems like a bit of a hack, and setting the mass too low causes strange behaviour. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance. RE: Increase stiffness (deformation resistance)? - josemendez - 22-04-2020 (22-04-2020, 05:26 PM)GeorgeAmuzo Wrote: I need to customise the behaviour of a softbody to make it more rigid and increase the damping, to make it behave less like a jelly and more like a balloon. Hi there, Just increase the amount of iterations for shape matching constraints (found in ObiSolver), and/or, the amount of substeps in the ObiFixedUpdater. To see the role iterations/substeps have in the simulation, this is a good read: http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/tutorials/convergence.html Iterative solvers in general (not just Obi) will try to reach the desired stiffness, within the simulation budget. Undersolved constraints manifest as overly "stretchy". |