What if an object has more than one collider. Say it has 50... it seems that adding an Obicollider is not enough. Does one Obi collider really only support one Unity collider? Any ways around this?

I am trying to make it possible to grab one of the buckets in the faucet example, but it gives some issues since the mesh collider is set to kinematic.

While I like that its possible to buy the 3 Obi assets individually, I also think it would make sense to sell all 3 in one package as well. Not to replace those 3 assets, but to sell all 3 in one, maybe as a package deal.

I would like to buy all 3, but if there was an asset with all 3 included, I would be much more likely to buy all 3 at first, instead of buying one, try it out, and then wait with the next asset, even though I do think I would eventually buy all 3 anyway.

I know other sellers / providers on the Unity Asset Store make several individual assets, and then sometimes make one big package that include several of these other assets. It will require you to update this big collection every time just one of the individual assets are update... or at least that would be nice if you did, but other than that there does not really seem to be any downside to this I would think.

Hello, im owner from Ineffable Game Studios. And im wondering this question: Why obi doesn't work in Gpu ? why working in cpu ? it's a good think or bad think ? In the Internet, according to research, Cpu vs Gpu compares to Gpu is better than Cpu.

Hi!
I am using Obi Rope to simulate a game of playing with a rope. The other conditions of the rope are satisfied, but the rope can easily pass through itself and cannot form a knot. I checked self collisions, but the effect is not obvious.
May I ask how to improve the self-collision effect or have other better ways to achieve it?

Thanks!



The knot in the picture below is the effect I want：

Hello, I have a Rope, and I have the position of the player attached at the end of the rope. I want to have get the position of the first, and second particle in the world (x,y,z), how do I do ?



Thanks you !

Hello,

We have started using Marvelous Designer to design costumes for characters in Unity. We are using Morph3D (MCS) as a character system. My question is if it is possible to apply obi's cloth effects to marvelous designer clothes inside unity3d. Do you just attach script on the cloth itself, and then adjust properties?

I did see one robe example in the intro video, but I am not sure if it simply can turn a rigid character cloth to cloth physics. I am looking for something that is similar to what happens inside Marvelous Designer when you simulate the cloth.

Thank you for directions.

I was wondering what function I would need to call, or how to command the solver to disable collisions on obi ropes from both each other and obi colliders in runtime.

EDIT: To clarify, I would like to know of a reliable method to have the collision of the obi components toggleable as an option, I have tried disabling the obiSolver's ParticleCollisionConstraintParameters and CollisionConstraintPeramiters, but the simulation still renders the collisions.

Can you make video manual how to setup Obi with DAZ3D model and clothes?

Hi.


I completed the setting of ObiCloth (constraint, editing of particles, etc.) for FBX model clothes once.

However, I have to update the FBX for skin weight adjustment etc.

It is hard to do the same setting again.
Can I copy settings to a mesh with the same topology and vertex number?

http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/tutor...sions.html



At last part of that link, I saw a ball is sticked to cloth.

I added "Very sticky" collision material to cloth, but my ball doesn't stick to cloth..

How can I do this? Thanks in advance