Ok, so in order to fix a particle and make it move with the transform i should set the inverse Mass of the particle to zero (making the mass infinite I think). This works nicely. But how do I achieve the opposite, how can I unfix the particle again?
If I give it back it's cached inverse mass it doesn't do anything - it doesn't react to gravity etc...
Ah nevermind I got it!
actor.PushDataToSolver(ParticleData.INV_MASSES);
was required.

One more question. When I set up the cloth, i set the mass for all particles to 0.1. Shouldn't the inverse masses all be 10? Because when I cache them they have different values, some have 4760.332, some have 14281, some have 9520.665... What i s going on there?
Thank you!
If I give it back it's cached inverse mass it doesn't do anything - it doesn't react to gravity etc...
Ah nevermind I got it!
actor.PushDataToSolver(ParticleData.INV_MASSES);
was required.


One more question. When I set up the cloth, i set the mass for all particles to 0.1. Shouldn't the inverse masses all be 10? Because when I cache them they have different values, some have 4760.332, some have 14281, some have 9520.665... What i s going on there?
Thank you!