Currently having issues with quitting based on the rope, where the build just hangs without closing properly, then transitions to not responding.

Documentation does not explicitly mention having to destroy the rope manually, is there something we're missing?
We've previously tried the system process killing method, but aren't sure about it as it has a reasonable chance to not actually close the process itself.

Issue: Cloth lags behind character movement a bit when the Solver is set to World-Space, and FixedUpdate modes both. I get terrible performance from using multiple local-space solvers(not sure why), so I've wanted to shove everything through one world-space solvers.

As I was writing this, I realized that my character script updates movement in Update(), instead of FixedUpdate(). That was the problem. But I figured I'd finish writing this in-case anyone else has this issue.

I didn't see this in the documentation, so this might be something to add on the Solver page.

Hi,

Which parameter to make the cloth stronger so that colliders will not go through the cloth easily? The cloth will only move with the collider unless the collider moves very slowly.

Thank you.

Is there any way to set a rope to not stretch at all and to extend more rope whenever it's pulled? A mode where there is never any strain or tension, and the rope is in a free-fall state, where even gravity will pull on the rope. It's also important to be able to turn this mode off without a sudden spring-back behavior in the rope.

- I've tried using a temporary Obi Handle for the end of the rope, and set the rope's length to the distance between the rope's start & end before disabling the handle; but this didn't help with the spring-back problem.

- I've also tried increasing the rope's length any time the strain (calculated using Rope.CalculateLength() / Rope.RestLength) passes 1. This however was not stable or precise, which made it unfavorable.

This is currently the one thing stopping me from being able to use Obi in my product & it would make my day if I could find a solution for this.

Hi I'm wondering if someone could help me.

I read somewhere that in the new 3.2 version I can disable the ObiRope component to keep some performance when it's not needed. The problem is that when I re-enable the component the simulation/collisions no longer work, although the static mesh is preserved.

I am using Unity v 2017.1.0f3. Any help would be appreciated.

This line returns an error, has solver.colliderGroup been changed from the time of creating the example script?

Hello everyone i've bought obifluid last week so i'm totaly noob about using it.
i've some problems:

1) i've created a bottle made of glass that shatter in pieces when collide whit other elements, on collision the emitter speed is set to 3.1f from 0 and create a little pool of fluid the problem is that the pool is to small and "bidimensional" i need a larger pool of liquid, any suggestion on liquid settings? (look at screen 1 for results)

2)I need to create a wine looking liquid, is it possible? what setting i should use?

3)I have realy big performance issues, all the computer's in my company run core i7 cpu's and one in particular run a 7th gen i7 and a gtx 1080 but frame rate is terrible whit more than 1000 particles.

thank you in advance and best regards.
Claudio

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Hi!

It's me again .

I want to kill a particle on collision.
How can i handle that?

Hi!

1. Is it possible to request collisions via script (like OnParticleCollision)?
2. The particles shouldn't add force to other rigid bodies. Is it possible to disable it?

Thank you!
Kalidor

Hi - I am considering Obi Rope for a VR game - I am intending to have a lot of "ropes" - some interactable through physics and the player's hands - Obi's capabilities of which are well publicised, but also a lot of static ones (eg. electric wires running along walls, connecting puzzles etc) which never need to be interactable.

Obi seems like a great way to create realistically accurate ropes / cables which drape along other meshes / trees / walls / terrain. However for those ropes / cables etc which are static - is there a way to set up Obi-ropes using the physics to drape the rope around other objects at design time initially, then once they are in the correct position obtain just the mesh of the rope's generated skin and discard the particles for performance reasons? Or is it possible to completely disable the physics so that for static ropes this does not take up unnecessary processing power? The latter would be preferable, as that would allow modification to the ropes as the game is being designed / terrain changed / etc.

Any help would be much appreciated.