10-03-2022, 04:09 PM
(10-03-2022, 01:47 PM)josemendez Wrote: Hi,
Your character transform scale is set to 50. This will render it 50 times larger than the actual mesh size, which of course means your cloth blueprint (which is generated from the mesh alone, outside the context of a transform hierarchy) will be tiny. This is the reason you can't see any particles in the blueprint: they're there, but you'd need a microscope to actually see them.
Probably what you want is to set the character scale at import time instead (select the character asset in Unity, and in the import settings set the "scale factor" to 50). Or even better, export the character from Blender with correct scaling/units. This way you make sure a transform scale of 1,1,1 draws the character at the correct size.
My advice would be to get the basic 3D asset export/import pipeline right before attempting to do cloth simulation. Any physics simulation is extremely sensitive to the size of things (a 4 cm toy car and a 4 meters car behave in very different ways), so these kind of issues can feel like an unsurmountable obstacle and get you stuck at first if you don't know what to watch out for and how to fix them.
cheers!
Gosh I though the scale wouldn't matter on the solver itself, sorry !
I fixed enough for the test I think => wetransfer
But still no reaction. That's weird I made it work before, broken but at least it was moving. And I still can't see the particules in the game view/scene. There is a lot more in the blueprint thought.
Cheers !