30-04-2022, 04:47 PM
(30-04-2022, 09:40 AM)josemendez Wrote: Hi!
With 25 iterations and 4 substeps the rope should be as rigid as steel by now. There's clearly something else going on.
A couple of things to watch out for:
- As I mentioned before, the mass ratio between the rope and the bobber. If the bobber is much heavier than the rope, it will easily stretch it.
- The stretching scale parameter in the rope's Distance constraint settings must be 1. Any value larger than 1 (100%) will scale the rope making it longer. Can't tell its current value since your screenshot is cropped and the value you're using is not visible.
Other than that, the rope should start out the same length as its blueprint curve and stay that length without stretching.
Let me know how it goes!
kind regards,
The bobber only has a mass of 1. I believe the rope's mass is whatever the default is, as I'm not sure I saw any place to change it yet. The stretching scale parameter is also set to 1.
With a bit more testing, I found out that the rope is actually resizing infinitely from what I can tell. I disabled my Buoyancy script and just hit play to let the bobber fall down freely and not stop at the water; when doing this the bobber infinitely falls down with the rope continually extending...