05-02-2021, 08:25 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-02-2021, 08:30 PM by josemendez.)
Hi!
Yes, i was able to get the grabbing effect when trying the script out.
Phases affect both particle-particle contacts and particle-collider contacts. You say your colliders are in phase 0 and the rope in phase 1, so they should collide and report contacts.
Note however that a solver will only report contacts for ropes it’s in charge of simulating (kinda obvious but still worth noting imho). I mention this because you’re getting the solver using FindObjectOfType(), which will return the first object of that type it finds in the scene. If there’s more than one solver in the scene this might or might not be the rope’s solver, so you can end up looking trough the contacts of a completely different solver. To avoid confusion, in this case it’s more robust to get the solver from the rope itself: rope.solver. That way you know which solver you’re getting.
If this issue persists, I think the easiest route to resolution would be taking a look at your actual scene/project. Would it be possible for you to send it to support(at)virtualmethodstudio.com?
Thanks!
Yes, i was able to get the grabbing effect when trying the script out.
Phases affect both particle-particle contacts and particle-collider contacts. You say your colliders are in phase 0 and the rope in phase 1, so they should collide and report contacts.
Note however that a solver will only report contacts for ropes it’s in charge of simulating (kinda obvious but still worth noting imho). I mention this because you’re getting the solver using FindObjectOfType(), which will return the first object of that type it finds in the scene. If there’s more than one solver in the scene this might or might not be the rope’s solver, so you can end up looking trough the contacts of a completely different solver. To avoid confusion, in this case it’s more robust to get the solver from the rope itself: rope.solver. That way you know which solver you’re getting.
If this issue persists, I think the easiest route to resolution would be taking a look at your actual scene/project. Would it be possible for you to send it to support(at)virtualmethodstudio.com?
Thanks!