'partial_solve is not implemented yet' warning message when applying mesh controller

[BinhTran17]

Hi, I encountered this warning message when trying to apply the mesh controller on my custom simulation. I followed Interaction Demo 7 as a guide. The interaction still works, but it's kind of choppy. Should I be worried about the warning, or should I just use stronger hardware. Thank you.

[Liudeke]

Hi, I encountered this warning message when trying to apply the mesh controller on my custom simulation. I followed Interaction Demo 7 as a guide. The interaction still works, but it's kind of choppy. Should I be worried about the warning, or should I just use stronger hardware. Thank you.您好，我在自定义仿真中应用网格控制器时遇到了这个警告信息。我按照 Interaction Demo 7 的步骤操作。交互功能仍然有效，但有点卡顿。我应该担心这个警告信息吗？还是应该使用性能更强的硬件？谢谢。

I met someone like you. May I ask if your problem has been solved

[BinhTran17]

Hi there, unfortunately no. I'm just hiding the warning and try to design my scene around it at the moment.

[Liudeke]

Thank you for your reply. I happened to come across a project which is a software simulation developed using Unity. It runs extremely smoothly. I'd like to recommend something for you. I hope it will be useful to you. https://github.com/LukeSkyWalker01/UnitySoftbodySimulation?tab=readme-ov-file

[BinhTran17]

Amazing, thank you for the recommendation.

[BinhTran17]

@Liudeke I have found the solution for my case, hopefully it works for you.

[BinhTran17]

Some updates, I have successfully got rid of the warning by removing the component in my .scn file. Perhaps the 2 sources of forces (from the collision and the force field) are what created the warning?
However, I still get choppy frame rates when hard collisions occur, and my model got stuck to the collider as shown in the screenshot below. It would be appreciated if someone can help me improve the performance.

[BinhTran17]

I have found the solution. Previously, I used <MinProximityIntersection> based on the introduction course. However, the problem went when I changed to <LocalMinDistance> following the Mesh Controller demo. It works well even with the <PlaneForceField>.