06-02-2025, 11:31 PM
I'm trying to attach some objects to a softbody via Obi Particle Attachments.
I created some particle groups in the blueprint and assigned the objects to their respective particle group in the attachments. I want the objects to maintain their orientations relative to their particle group and I don't want the attached objects to influence the softbody if possible. I've tried every option and configuration I can think of, but the behavior is always undesirable or unstable.
I want the spikes to stick out of the ball like this and maintain their relative positions and rotations as the ball rolls around.
SoftbodyAttachments.gif (Size: 787.22 KB / Downloads: 9)
Instead the objects drift away from the surface or roll around their local axis. They also seem to pull the softbody around a bit instead of just going along for the ride, which is undesirable.
Is there a way to achieve the behavior I'm looking for? Or maybe I'm missing something with my setup? Any thoughts are appreciated. I can link you this project if you'd like to see my setup. Thanks!
I created some particle groups in the blueprint and assigned the objects to their respective particle group in the attachments. I want the objects to maintain their orientations relative to their particle group and I don't want the attached objects to influence the softbody if possible. I've tried every option and configuration I can think of, but the behavior is always undesirable or unstable.
I want the spikes to stick out of the ball like this and maintain their relative positions and rotations as the ball rolls around.
SoftbodyAttachments.gif (Size: 787.22 KB / Downloads: 9)
Instead the objects drift away from the surface or roll around their local axis. They also seem to pull the softbody around a bit instead of just going along for the ride, which is undesirable.
Is there a way to achieve the behavior I'm looking for? Or maybe I'm missing something with my setup? Any thoughts are appreciated. I can link you this project if you'd like to see my setup. Thanks!