Hot damn that worked! Thanks!! Tried to set it to points initially but it
didn't do anything unless I cranked it super high, makes sense now.
Kris
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 11:54 AM Jens Lindgren
wrote:
> This one is easy :)
> First, in you Emit from Surface Compund set Select Rate Type to Total
Use Jen's suggestion and not mine! :)
*written with my thumbs
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019, 8:54 AM Jens Lindgren
wrote:
> This one is easy :)
> First, in you Emit from Surface Compund set Select Rate Type to Total
> number of Particles and set Emission Type to Point. Rate doesn't really
> matter when
Wow, been a while for me but... Don't use Emit On Surface and instead bring
in the mesh, plug it into a get data (set to point position) then plug that
into an Add Point node. That's bare bones so you'll need to init some
variables for simulation... Ie. Mass, size, shape, etc
*written with my
This one is easy :)
First, in you Emit from Surface Compund set Select Rate Type to Total
number of Particles and set Emission Type to Point. Rate doesn't really
matter when you want to emit from mesh vertices.
Then the secret sauce... Go in to your Emit from Geometry compound, then go
in to
Trying to make a long exposure effect of a stick of LEDs twirling around.
Have a nice animated grid of strands flying around and it looks great.
Problem is the particles generating the strands are just emitting on a grid
and stick to their emit location so they're not lined up nicely on the
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