Hello,

I have just purchased Obi Fluid and this is the default behavior I get after creating an Obi Solver and assigning it the Water blueprint:







For a better understanding on how particles interact I would like to turn on "debug mode" and see the particles individually and not joined together like this.

I've read that this can be done by unchecking "Render" on my ObiParticleRenderer component :




But the only thing this does for me is stopping to render particle shadows. The fluid simulation remains the same.



I'm using Unity 2021.3.16f1 with Obi Fluid 6.5. I'm using the standard Solver + Emitter and standard Render Feature added to the pipeline.



Is something wrong with my setup? How can I have a better look at how the particles work with each other?



Thank you

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Hi,

I got 3 Obi packages in my project - rope/fluid/cloth but using only rope for now.
Each time on build (Unity 2021.3.11) I get these warnings

Hi there,



When pausing our game (we set our timeScale to 0) and reset it back to 1 when we unpause. We seem to have an issue where the cloth receives impulse and ends up jumping every time we pause and unpause our game.



I've attached a video where the main character's gown ends up jumping up. I'm wondering where I can take a look to start debugging this issue with ObiCloth?

Video of the cloth physics jumping up


Best,

Porrith

Hi,

I realize that I may be beating a dead horse here, but I have read through some of the forums about my current issue but I have been unable to get this working.

I am currently working on a VR project that teaches med student on how to use a defibrillator. This entails using ropes (Obi Rope) to connect various plugs and pads that would connect to the defibrillator. That said, all of my cables go straight through, well everything, and this is with Surface-based collisions checked. All of these objects have colliders and Obi Colliders attached to them. I have played with the settings of the Obi Solver as well as the rope blueprints with no success. I have also tried to change the Fixed Timestep for tunneling with no change in the ropes behavior. If anything changing this makes the ropes behavior erratic.

I am happy to share the project file if that will help.

On another note, I am also trying to stitch two ropes together and I am sorry to say, this looks bad lol. I am trying to have them stitch together at a specific point. I am using the Obi Stitcher script. If I do not add a stitch count then nothing happens at all. If I add a stitch then they connect but not how I would like to see them attach. Thoughts?

Thanks in advance.

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Hello

I had problems with the rope and its connection to the object.

I have an item - a fishing rod. It consists of bones connected by a "Configurable Joint". When I connect the rope to the last bone I get this

   

If you connect this rope to another object, then everything is fine.

Tried the solution described here http://obi.virtualmethodstudio.com/forum...age-3.html.
But the result is not perfect. One particle in place, and the rest went down again

   

Here are screenshots of rope and object settings

         

Help is needed! Thank you

I'm trying to make a dynamic object with two ropes coming out of it and attaching two other dynamic objects. (A Multimeter with a positive and negative probe in VR)

I have one rope properly attached to both ends but the rope that is lower in the hierarchy fails to make the connection to the Multimeter. Can two ropes connect to the same dynamic object? 

P.S. I tried with child objects and each having its own collider and rigidbody but these rigidbodies fought with one another and caused drag when held in VR.

P.P.S. If I make it static it shoots down on the Y-axis. Static may work if I can get it to align but no matter how I rotate the rope path it juts out of the Obi particle attachment in an unnatural and undesirable way.

I'm probably hoping for the impossible, but....  

Is there any way I can predict where a ropes particle will be in the future? Say 1-3 seconds?

Is it possible to make a soft body float in a liquid? I can see how to add density and buoyancy to a liquid in the blueprint but I'm not clear how to do the same to a soft body to make it "lighter" than the liquid.

Anyone knows how to save/load Obi Ropes?
I'm making a game where I need to put cables on some objects that are interactable by the player, and then save it's position when the player dies. I'm using Save is Easy ( https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/to...easy-57432 ) to manage the game save/load, but for the cables made with Obi Rope they come back on their original position and shape (detached form the object previously moved) but no longer work or react to physics.

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