The collider is large for the object.How can I fix?

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Hi guys. Can anyone give me an advice on which features to use to attach an object to a rope and move it along, like along a dynamic spline?
    I wanted to use Particle Attachment and move the path point assigned in there, but as far as I understood, you can't move path points like this. So the thing is what should I do?

Hey everyone,

I'm building a game in which Obi Ropes are supposed to be interactive objects that respond to mouse clicks.

I'm using the ObiSolver.Raycast example to determine whether a mouse click hit the rope and I'm able to get a QueryResult that seems to be correct for the relevant rope.
What I'm lacking is the next step in the process, and that is to get the GameObject associated with the QueryResult I got, e.g: the Obi Rope object.

Is there any way of doing that?

Just to give you an idea, here's my current code, based on the example, that uses the mouse position and successfully returns a relevant QueryResult 

So, if I want to simulate softbody character with socks for example. What is the best approach? Should I use separate mesh with the same bones or just one character mesh without leg parts but with socks instead? Or maybe I can somehow skin wrap (attach) socks to soft body character even without bones?

Sorry for that many questions 
But is there any way to forcefully update blend shapes for a softbody mesh? I don't care for performance so I can wait for the update.

I've got a regular Unity terrain in my game world, with a Terrain Collider and Obi Collider, and fluid collision works fine in most places - but in one part, there is a hole cut in the terrain for a cave mesh. I've noticed that fluids won't cross the threshold where the hole in the terrain was painted, and any fluids created inside the cave (below where the terrain would be) are immediately forced upward/outward to the surface of the terrain.

I did find a workaround that works for my use case (disable the ObiCollider on the terrain when in the cave) but I'm wondering if there is a better solution for being below a terrain. Thanks.

Hello,

i have recently started to work with the Obi Package (Rope/Cloth) and am running in some trouble. It is probably a pretty simple fix/problem but i simply am unable to figure it out myself. I used the code example for spatial query which is working really perfectly as long as only one actor is in the solver. As soon as multiple actors from the same type are in the solver the position data is calculated wrong. It stays correct with the last actor in the solver though, which i find curious. 

I am trying to make a first person grappling hook mechanic using obi rope. The rope is attached dynamically to an object which is the fire source, which is the child of the camera which I placed inside of the player object (which has a rigidbody). On the other end it is statically attached.
Right now I managed to make it work almost as it should: I added a fixed joint to the fire source, which links it to the camera; the camera also has a fixed joint which links it to the player.
The grappling itself is working, the issue is that jumping and ground movement now feel very clunky because of the player object's two childs (camera and fire source) which now have rigidbodies... How can I improve this? Or are there better ways of doing this overall?

Here's a link to a google drive folder with some screenshots and a video: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1...sp=sharing

I was able to eject a Particele using Solver and Emitter.

Now I want to eject more than one Particele, so I duplicate the Solver and Emitter.
The Particele is ejected, but not displayed in GameView, and not displayed in ScneView before duplication.

How do I get the Particele to show up in GameView and ScneView?

Hi. I have a simple basketball game and I want to add some physics to the net when the ball interacts with it, including going in the hoop and out the net. My net consists of a single mesh and uses a texture with alpha to make it look like rope. To achieve this, would it be better to use the cloth package or the rope package? Also, would one perform better than the other for this use case. It will need to run on the Oculus Quest 2, which isn't all that powerful. Is that achievable?

Thanks

John

I just recently purchased obi fluid and I am loving it so far. My main use of it is in 2D at the moment and I've been playing with the foam generation which works great!

The only issue I am running into is that after the fluid particles die and new ones are emitted, the foam seems to almost not show up at all any more (almost completely stops being generated for the new particles). Looking at the particle emitter I am using for the foam while the simulation plays, I noticed that the number of foam particles increases very high (to some number around 5000) and stays there until fluid particles begin to die, where it then drops to around 30 and never goes past 300 or 200 again. I have attached an image of the first emission and one of the second emission for comparison (The second image is the initial emission, and the first one is the second emission).

I am not sure if there is any way to fix this at the moment or if it's just how the foam generation works. I did look at the sample scene for the foam and the same problem persists there as well. I would love to be able to have foam in the simulation for fluids like water all the time as it looks amazing!

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