Help Towel simulation in Quest

[josemendez]

Hi,
I followed your steps but still its too slow in editor.

• I just duplicated the 'ClothSoftbody' scene and the softbody game object under the solver. 
  
• I duplicated the balloon blueprint, added our washcloth mesh, and then assigned it to the duplicated softbody gameobject.
  

please check the screenshots attached.





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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TeAcuSD...sp=sharing

Hi,

I meant simulating it as an actual softbody, not a cloth softbody. Cloth softbodies use http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/manua...aints.html pressure to inflate closed meshes, like a balloon. This doesn’t make any sense for your use case: a folded towel is very expensive to simulate as cloth due to the sheer amount of contacts, and doesn’t make sense to inflate it like a balloon either.

The best way to simulate it is as a softbody. Note this would *not allow you to unfold the towel*. If you want to be able to fold/unfold it, you need to simulate it as cloth, but obviously in the unfolded state (not using a mesh that represents is as a folded object like you’re currently doing).

In few words:
- if you want to simulate a folded towel using a mesh that represents it in a folded state, use ObiSoftbody.
- if you want to be able to fold/unfold it, you must use a mesh that represents it in an unfolded state, and use ObiCloth.

Write to support(at)virtualmethodstudio.com and we’ll swap your ObiCloth license for a ObiSoftbody license in case you need.


Kind regards,