oli larkin

a student of mine wants to use the jit.phys objects to place several small balls inside a hollow, transparent sphere. The small balls should roll around inside. At the moment we have a problem whereby they occasionally fall through the sphere. We are trying to understand exactly why this is happening. It doesn't seem to be related to the dimensions of the outer sphere mesh. Are there any phys settings we can tweak in order to make the large sphere totally non-porous?

phys-bodies-inside-other-phys-bodies-falling-through

I'm no jitter ninja, but have you set the appropriate @kinematic flag? I had similar issues recently and was advised to do this. I seem to remember using @kinematic 0 for the bodies.

Hi
I'm no jitter ninja, but have you set the appropriate @kinematic flag? I had similar issues recently and was advised to do this. I seem to remember using @kinematic 0 for the bodies.

Just noticed name of OP. Apologies for stating the obvious oli ;-)

i'm assuming this is related to this thread?

https://cycling74.com/forums/concave-phys-bodies-containing-small-phys-objects-why-do-they-fall-through/

i'm assuming this is related to this thread?
if not, just check my answer there:
https://cycling74.com/forums/concave-phys-bodies-containing-small-phys-objects-why-do-they-fall-through/


phys.bodies inside other phys.bodies, falling through