15-12-2022, 11:27 AM
Hi Jose,
thanks for your interesting answer and explanation. For everyone that wants to do this for now, I figured out somewhat of a solution:
I dynamically attach two rigidbodies to the ends of the weiner which don't collide with the weiner itself and then I make those bounce. Result is satisfactory.
Regarding what you said about applying force to the particles: I had a look at the article - very helpful, thanks. Is the only way I can apply force to modify the velocity of the particles or is there a AddForce like method to do it aswell?
Best,
Robert
thanks for your interesting answer and explanation. For everyone that wants to do this for now, I figured out somewhat of a solution:
I dynamically attach two rigidbodies to the ends of the weiner which don't collide with the weiner itself and then I make those bounce. Result is satisfactory.
Regarding what you said about applying force to the particles: I had a look at the article - very helpful, thanks. Is the only way I can apply force to modify the velocity of the particles or is there a AddForce like method to do it aswell?
Best,
Robert