(18-03-2019, 01:38 PM)josemendez Wrote: Hi,
Make sure all per-particle properties of your rod are the same as the examples. The sample rod has fairly high rotational mass, so the particles offer more resistance to rotation.
kind regards,
Hi,
I created a new new Obi rod (3DObject->Obi->ObiRod(fully set-up) and copied all the components from the Obi rod Example, the physics did not work.
If creating the Obi rod Game-object from the Menu does not work for the simulation, Is there any way to create our own obi rod to get the obi rod to act as a wire.
The final output we want is to create a wire using obi rod, as obi rope is not helping us out getting the stiffness in the wire.
waiting for your response.
(18-03-2019, 02:31 PM)josemendez Wrote: No, there's no issue with 4.0.2. That video shows a modified version of the sample scene, specially set up for collision detection.
By default the amount of particle collision constraint iterations and substeps is too low, because it is not needed in most cases.
I tried changing the particle collision iteractions ,collision to 10 and evaluation to sequential, but still it did not work.
Is there any documentation or article on how to simulate the below physics output.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih7A_Wc_sRo