Obi rope 5.6
Xcode 12.0

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Strange issue following on from my last post about a null error on particle attachments that only occurred in standalone builds, but not the editor.

My ropes are frozen in place and the dynamic pin constraint appears to have no affect only in the standalone build.



In this screenshot the ropes ends are supposed to be connected to the pallet with dynamic pin constraints.

My code:

I'm attaching an ObiParticleAttachment to my ropes at runtime by AddComponent and I then set the target (among other things). In the editor this works fine but in a standalone build I get this error:

Hello!

I'm trying to setup my ropes to lift objects of large mass. However, the rope stretches by at least 2x the resting length and the object remains stationary on the ground. I've fiddled with all the settings and I don't think I quite understand. How might I configure it to reduce the stretching?

Good Morning,

I am having an issue that I am hoping to get some help on.

- I have a collider that will destroy individual particles when collision takes place. I need to Disable, Kill, change Life of the singular particle so that it doesn't go back into the pool and get re-emitted.


Scenario: Barrel tips over, at certain angle emitter speed goes up, emission begins. The particles that have been emitted and then collided with get "cleaned" up and in this process, destroyed and prevented from going back into the emitter pool.

Just having trouble with the code line for disabling the particles from the pool that have been collided with. 

Thanks!

What i have thus far:

if(collider.tag == "ParticleKiller")
                    {
                        
                        
                        // do something with the collider.
                        int killThisParticle = solver.particleToActor[contact.particle].indexInActor;
                        emitter.KillParticle(killThisParticle);
                       
                        // get particle indices and 
                        
                            //disable from active emitter


                    }

So the rope is rotating counter-clockwise, the colored blocks determine your score(isTrigger = on). the problem is when the rope is on the yellow block and the player jump, it always detects the green one. I think it's because of the speculative contact. I also tried putting collider on the Center of the rope and use the native collider, still doesn't work. Do you have any suggestion to do it? I'm also thinking to just check the distance of the center of the rope to the player if it's possible.

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Is this expected behaviour?
I lerp Unity's Timescale over a couple seconds fairly often (when the player changes rooms and the camera is moving, I slow down time).
During this time, any rope that is otherwise just hanging out will curl up and twitch around, then relax again when timescale goes back to 1.
I am not substepping at all.
As per Unity recommendation (https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference...Scale.html), I am changing both timescale and modifying Time.fixedDeltaTime at the same time. My understanding is that omitting the fixedDeltaTime change will cause unpredictable behaviour for anything that happens to read the fixedDeltaTime on the same frame as a timeScale change (which is likely to happen given that timeScale is being lerped over several seconds), so that doesn't seem to be an option - though it does fix the rope's behaviour.

Hello everyone, I haven't done anything I want to do on Unity:
I could not find how to use this code with Soft Body without using colliders. In Unity, ready colliders (boxes, sphere) do not sit properly on the object.

private void OnCollisionEnter(Collision collision)
    {
        if (collision.gameObject.tag == "Glass")
        {
            CreateLittleWaters();
            Destroy(gameObject);
        }
        else if (collision.gameObject.tag == "Floor")
        {
            Destroy(gameObject);
        }
    }

Hi.
I have two wheel, when I try to stretch rope between them, rope start to go through wheel(mesh collider) and finally just fall down.
I there any way to prevent this.
   

Greetings,

I'm looking to create a system that will allow me to tangle some ropes in runtime and then be able to recreate that tangling. My logic is to get the position of the particles, store them and then use them to re-position the particles of that rope later on.

My approach ivolves actor.GetParticlePosition(solverIndex), which, as stated in the post mentioned bellow, returns the renderable positions. I'm able to see results tho, but the ropes, altohugh they tangle the way they supposed to, they move to some other position and then return to their repsective handles, untying themselfs (I have the start and end partcile attached to an object so I can move the rope from one end, while the other remains stationary)

I found this post http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/forum...ad-50.html which pretty much wanted to do the same thing (although I'm not involving any networking in the proccess), the problem is tho that I can't seem to get particles' position data from Oni like this