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Obi is an advanced particle-based physics engine capable of simulating a wide range of deformable material behaviors. Depends on the Burst, Jobs, Collections, and Mathematics packages.
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Obi Softbody 5.0 - GDrive
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With Obi Softbody you can simulate complex elastoplastic softbodies composed of thousands of polygons, complete with collisions, self-collisions and rigid body interaction.
Softbodies are physically represented by a set of ellipsoidal particles held together by shape-matching constraints. This way, they can deform both elastically (restoring their rest shape) or plastically (absorbing some of the deformation into their rest shape).
Disclaimer: this is not a clay/mesh sculpting tool, and is not suitable as a starting point to make one. Does not support topological changes in the meshes such as cutting/tearing.
Links
Obi Website
Community and Support Forum
Features:
- Advanced oriented-particle XPBD solver.
- One-click softbody generation.
- Turn entire objects into softbodies, as well as specific parts of characters.
- Softbodies can deform plastically: part of the deformation is absorbed into their rest shape. They can also recover from plastic deformation. - Unconditionally stable: the simulation will never blow up.
- Two-way rigid body interaction: softbodies will react to rigidbodies and vice-versa.
- Modular solver: don't waste performance, only use the constraints your softbody needs.
- Per module adjustable solver iteration count.
- Works with all kinds of meshes, even non-manifold ones. - Any part of a softbody can be attached to any collider/rigidbody, using rotating as well as fixed orientation links.
- Self and inter-collisions: softbodies can collide with themselves and other softbodies. - Automatic camera culling: non-visible softbodies won't consume resources.
- Easily extensible and modular architecture.
