15-10-2024, 06:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-10-2024, 07:12 AM by vrtraining.)
So I have turned off surface and self collisions for a cloth and also my sheet is 9x9 = 81 particles. I've tried using many techniques, the sub steps to 1-2, collision iteration is only 1. Using multiple collision layers to avoid multiple collisions.
The problem im facing is frame rate drop when my cloth falls on the floor as it lay down completely flat on the floor, i think it could be due to all 81 points colliding with the floor. Any other options I can use to reduce physics based processing or increase my framerate? Does total number of colliders in scene effect?
Update: I tried reducing cloth collision points to only 4 and im still getting same results as it hits the floor, looks like number of points colliding isn't the issue. But as soon as it collides with floor my frame rate drops, any way to optimize or trace it? Because as long as im holding the blanket in hand with attachments, it works fine, but as soon a single collision happens or any single particle collides anywhere i get a frame rate drop.
The problem im facing is frame rate drop when my cloth falls on the floor as it lay down completely flat on the floor, i think it could be due to all 81 points colliding with the floor. Any other options I can use to reduce physics based processing or increase my framerate? Does total number of colliders in scene effect?
Update: I tried reducing cloth collision points to only 4 and im still getting same results as it hits the floor, looks like number of points colliding isn't the issue. But as soon as it collides with floor my frame rate drops, any way to optimize or trace it? Because as long as im holding the blanket in hand with attachments, it works fine, but as soon a single collision happens or any single particle collides anywhere i get a frame rate drop.