ObiRopeEditor.cs

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ObiBone.cs

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Hi guys, I bought fluid, great job!
I've seen some questions in th FAQ session about vr, I think it would be great a future implementation with a oculus touch sensor ready scene, do you think you'll do it?
So, If you do, I will not try by myself :-)
thx
CArlo

Unity is running.  Meaning this is real time.  The user will not be stopping the game and creating a rope, initializing it, and putting on handles, then re-start the game.

I want this to be done during runtime and with scripts.  When I use the code, the rope DOES NOT work, it has no physics attached.  How do you get it to work.

 ObiRope Rope;
 ObiSolver Solver;
 ObiCatmullRomCurve Curve;
 ObiRopeCursor Cursor;

 private void Awake()
 {
     if (Rope == null)
         Rope = gameObject.AddComponent<ObiRope>();

     if (Curve == null)
     {
         Curve = gameObject.AddComponent<ObiCatmullRomCurve>();
         Rope.ropePath = Curve;
     }
     if (Solver == null)
     {
         Solver = gameObject.AddComponent<ObiSolver>();
         Rope.Solver = Solver;
     }

     // Configure rope and solver parameters:
     Rope.SectionThicknessScale = 0.10f;
     Rope.resolution = 1f;
     Rope.BendingConstraints.stiffness = 0.2f;
     Rope.UVScale = new Vector2(1, 5);
     Rope.NormalizeV = false;
     Rope.UVAnchor = 1;

     Rope.RestLength = 10;
     Solver.distanceConstraintParameters.iterations = 15;
     Solver.pinConstraintParameters.iterations = 15;
     Solver.bendingConstraintParameters.iterations = 1;

     // Add a cursor to change rope length:
     Cursor = Rope.gameObject.AddComponent<ObiRopeCursor>();
     Cursor.rope = Rope;
     Cursor.normalizedCoord = 0;
     Cursor.direction = true;
 }

public void InitRope()
{
    Rope.UpdateVisualRepresentation();
}

private IEnumerator CreateRope()
{
    yield return Rope.GeneratePhysicRepresentationForMesh();
}

public void UpdateRope()
{
    StartCoroutine(CreateRope());
}

Unity is running.  This will happen in real time, meaning the user will not stop the program and go to the particle editor, make changes, then run the game again.

I want to move a rope from left side of screen to right side without it fly over all over the place.  I am looking for code to fix this problem.

I have encountered a performance problem. When i simulate a faucet emitter with 1000 particles limit, the fps will drop obiviously with the particle nums adding. Finally the fps will dropped to less than 10fps. I have attached my configurations and the function WaitForAllTasks spent time. How can i get over the problem. Any help will be appreciated!

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Hello!

Is it possible to let the fluid looks like white foam (fire extinguisher)?

Thanks!
Kalidor

Hello!

Is it possible to scale the particles over lifetime?

Thanks!
Kalidor

Some time ago we received a video from a nice project. They use obi rope at around minute 1.10 of the video. You have to connect the cables to turn on the bomb.
Have a look!




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In ObiRope 3.2 Crane Example Scene.  If I increase the Load RigidBody Mass from 1 to 10.
Then the rope will eventually clip through pulley, with no user input.

I was unable to prevent this.  Experimenting with generating tethers, and increasing iterations in ObiSolver (Distance, Collision, Tether).

The one solution I could make work, was reload scene then:
- Increase the Load RigidBody Mass from 1 to 10.
- Increase the Crane.Pulley RigidBody Mass from 10 to 30.
- Increase the ObiSolver.Collision.Iterations from 10 to 20.


Is there a better solution?
Is there a ratio that must be maintained between rope loads and other RigidBody masses?

I would like to have a variable to adjust the size of the particle.  In the picture, the rope is smaller than the particles. 

I would like the ability to change the particle as seen below.