Hi Obi,

I just purchased Obi Fluid yesterday to make my game. But I experienced difficulty in implementing it, and currently I'm stuck in Distance Fields.
Referring to this thread, that has resolved my initial issues so far (the lag for using raw mesh collider), I am now able to create Distance Field for my fbx glass mesh.
However, when implementing it on sample scene FaucetAndBucket, it seems that the Distance Field doesn't work at all.
The water seems to just went through the mesh.

Pic:
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Distance Field:
   

Mesh:
   

How do I resolve this?

Hello.

I'd like to move softbody object with script.
for example, attach above code to softbody object.

I have some problems with the ObiFluid. I want a beaker to contain the liquid, and move it around to dump. Can anyone help me if they've run into these problems and solved them?
1. Some drops of liquid "phase" through the beaker. The beaker has the KinematicVelocities, ObiRigidBody, and ObiCollider scripts.
2. The liquid is "jello-like" when I move the beaker with the liquid. Is there some settings I could do to make it not like jelly/honey? I've played around with the emitter material values but nothing works yet.

Any help/suggestions is well appreciated, thanks!

Hi, great asset btw. 

Is there a way to programmatically calculate the points of the rope? I wish for the rope to curl around a cylindrical object much like a firehose. 
And is there a way to programmatically force the rope to be a fixed length during set up?

Thank you so much.

I am running into an interesting problem. I am trying to create a new gameobject, attach an Obi Particle Handle component to it, set a particles mass and velocity to 0, then add that particle to the handle. I have tried to do this in almost every order possible by creating the gameobject first, adding the particle first, zeroing out mass and velocity first, and no matter what order the operations are done in inevitably the model freaks out and disappears, or only the particle itself freaks out. I have also tried to setup the handle in the editor and then disable and enable it at runtime but this also causes weird behavior.

Code sample:

I'm on unity 2018.4 and all the rope components seem to work, however, none of the inspector widgets seem to be working. Whenever I hit the edit particle button I get a couple of hundred errors about a null reference exception in the ObiParticleActorEditor script on lines 332 598 and 262. I can sort of click around and eventually find spots where I can add pins but things aren't quite working and it makes it nearly impossible to set up ropes.

Hi, i just purchased ObiCloth 4 and i am still learning how to use it. After viewing the sample scenes, I have created a new obi cloth with a custom mesh with a simple setup (curtain like), using a sample cloth (CollisionCloth in ClothRigidBodyInteraction sample scene) as a reference. I have generated the new obi topology from a tie shaped mesh and linked it in the obi cloth component. But while the sample cloth behave really well, my tie cloth present an extreme elasticity (the length of the tie almost double), even with the same parameters in the constrain components as the sample cloth. I tried to tune the distance constraint without success. Also, when enabling the tether constraints the mesh shrink itself no matter how the tether scale is setup. The obi solver is the same for both cloths. Am i doing something wrong? I tried to tune all the constraints parameter for days without any success. In the screenshot attached there is the tie without and with the tethers enabled (tether scale at 1, stiffness at 1).

Hi there

I've got a simulation where we create Obi Cloth balloons which move around the screen. However, whenever we spawn a new bubble and use GeneratePhysicRepresentationForMesh we're getting significant slow down. 

For reference we call:  

Hi, is it possible to have a way to link vertexes of two different softbodies so I can unstitch them partially or completely 
by passing a collider between them?

Hello again,

Any way to have certain particles ignore a collision with a sticky object? 

for example, if the particle is removed from a collider it will ignore all future collisions?
or like if the ball gets stuck on cloth and the ball is then removed, the particles on the cloth that the ball interacted with, will no longer be "sticky"


I tried playing around with stick impulse, but no luck.

Thanks