Help Issue with Rope Consistency!

[josemendez]

Thanks for the code, the issue now is that the added particles stay fixed and didn't moves, and the code work for just one or two moves, and after that I got this error: 


Can you make a quick video on this please, because I'm stuck on this all the day 

Make sure you set its source mu to a location in the rope where particles aren't fixed. If you keep it at zero and the particle at zero is fixed, the cursor will take it as source and instantiate fixed particles.

Both the cursor mu and the source mu are normalized values: 0 means start of the rope, 1 means end of the rope. The source is the place where particles will be copied from, and the cursor the place where they will be added.

Beside that, I think the perfect way to solve my problem -If it were possible- is to increase the number of particles to a higher number, but it's not possible to increase the resolution to more than 1.

It is possible to set any resolution, it's only that the max resolution value is capped at 1 in the interface so that people don't go crazy with it, the need to use values higher than 1 is very rare as it gives diminishing returns. The more particles you have in your rope, the larger the performance impact, and the slower the simulation will converge. You will need more substeps to achieve the same stiffness, because there are more constraints in the system now.

To go past a resolution of 1, open up ObiRopeBlueprintBase.cs and comment out the [Range(0, 1)] attribute at line 15. You will now be able to enter any resolution value.