01-12-2024, 11:31 AM
I'm either doing something completely wrong, or else running into a editor-crashing bug.
Let me start by stating my goal in case I'm completely barking up the wrong tree. What I want is to have an ObiRope swing for a few seconds, then freeze it into place and then use it as just a standard mesh from that point on. The way I'm trying to solve this is code like this:
This *sometimes* works. But it often simply crashes the editor (and a similar crash in a full build).
The relevant part of the crash output looks like this:
My question is basically, is this a bug or is there some more proper way to lock a rope's mesh into place and stop the obrirope calculations on demand?
Let me start by stating my goal in case I'm completely barking up the wrong tree. What I want is to have an ObiRope swing for a few seconds, then freeze it into place and then use it as just a standard mesh from that point on. The way I'm trying to solve this is code like this:
Code:
public void BakeRope()
{
if (ToBake.actor.isLoaded)
{
var system = ToBake.actor.solver.GetRenderSystem<ObiRopeExtrudedRenderer>() as ObiExtrudedRopeRenderSystem;
if (system != null)
{
var mesh = new Mesh();
system.BakeMesh(ToBake, ref mesh, true);
Rope.enabled = false;
ToBake.enabled = false;
Filter.sharedMesh = mesh;
}
}
}This *sometimes* works. But it often simply crashes the editor (and a similar crash in a full build).
The relevant part of the crash output looks like this:
Code:
0x00000243F7763DAB (Mono JIT Code) UnityEngine.Mesh:SetSubMesh (int,UnityEngine.Rendering.SubMeshDescriptor,UnityEngine.Rendering.MeshUpdateFlags)
0x0000024250625E13 (Mono JIT Code) Obi.ProceduralRenderBatch`1<Obi.ProceduralRopeVertex>:BakeMesh (int,int,int,int,UnityEngine.Matrix4x4,UnityEngine.Mesh&,bool)
0x00000242506252AB (Mono JIT Code) Obi.ObiExtrudedRopeRenderSystem:BakeMesh (Obi.ObiRopeExtrudedRenderer,UnityEngine.Mesh&,bool)My question is basically, is this a bug or is there some more proper way to lock a rope's mesh into place and stop the obrirope calculations on demand?