Obi Official Forum - Collision marked as Trigger not collides

Obi Plugin v.3.5, Unity 2017.4.5f1 LTS
Collision marked as Trigger does not collide with cloth during simulation.
I've added a temporal fix in Oci.cs in two Set functions, see coding example below.

Is there a reason for it and can I turned simulation on also for trigger objects? Thanks.

ps. Also turning on/off isTrugger not makes collider dirty for Obi, so you need to disable and re-enable it for making them counted by Solver.

Code:
        public void Set(UnityEngine.Collider source, int phase, float thickness){

            boundsMin = source.bounds.min - Vector3.one*(thickness + source.contactOffset);

            boundsMax = source.bounds.max + Vector3.one*(thickness + source.contactOffset);

            translation = source.transform.position;

            rotation = source.transform.rotation;

            scale = source.transform.lossyScale;

            contactOffset = thickness;

            this.collisionGroup = phase;

            //for some reason trigger colliders are not taking part in the simulation

            this.trigger = false;// source.isTrigger;

            this.id = source.GetInstanceID();

        }

(16-08-2018, 12:33 PM)mmortall Wrote: [ -> ]Obi Plugin v.3.5, Unity 2017.4.5f1 LTS
Collision marked as Trigger does not collide with cloth during simulation.
I've added a temporal fix in Oci.cs in two Set functions, see coding example below.

Is there a reason for it and can I turned simulation on also for trigger objects? Thanks.

ps. Also turning on/off isTrugger not makes collider dirty for Obi, so you need to disable and re-enable it for making them counted by Solver.

Code:
public void Set(UnityEngine.Collider source, int phase, float thickness){ boundsMin = source.bounds.min - Vector3.one*(thickness + source.contactOffset); boundsMax = source.bounds.max + Vector3.one*(thickness + source.contactOffset); translation = source.transform.position; rotation = source.transform.rotation; scale = source.transform.lossyScale; contactOffset = thickness; this.collisionGroup = phase; //for some reason trigger colliders are not taking part in the simulation this.trigger = false;// source.isTrigger; this.id = source.GetInstanceID(); }

Triggers are just that, triggers. By definition, they do not generate collisions and won't take part in the simulation at all. See:

https://unity3d.com/es/learn/tutorials/t...s-triggers

Also, excerpt from the Unity manual:

Quote:A collider configured as a Trigger (using the Is Trigger property) does not behave as a solid object and will simply allow other colliders to pass through. When a collider enters its space, a trigger will call the OnTriggerEnter function on the trigger object’s scripts.

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CollidersOverview.html

(16-08-2018, 01:36 PM)josemendez Wrote: [ -> ]Triggers are just that, triggers. By definition, they do not generate collisions and won't take part in the simulation at all. See:

https://unity3d.com/es/learn/tutorials/t...s-triggers

Also, excerpt from the Unity manual:

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CollidersOverview.html

Thanks for clarifying.