Are you after a morph between topologically identical meshes? Or completely different meshes?
If the latter, how would you expect to handle the changes in amounts of points? On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 12:20 PM, Tony Naqvi < tony.na...@wearesmartcookie.com> wrote: > Evening all, > I need some help with an effect i'm trying to achieve. > > I'm trying to create a wireframe of an object with ICE strands, that I can > then 'morph' into another shape. > > I've got the wireframe bit done (although it's a bit too dense and some > tips on lightening it up would be greatly appreciated) using some tips I > found here searching for Plexus effect. Its basically taking an Add Point > node, Generate Sample Set, then plugging in my geo to create the > pointcloud, and then building an array to emit strands from the points to > re-create the mesh. > > Problem is, I think the way i've done it perhaps isn't the best approach > for this type of effect. I say this because when I try adding forces to > add movement to the points/strands, it doesn't work (says No Simulation > Root found). > > Is there another approach I should be taking using simulated particles > instead of Add Point? > > Again, to recap, the effect I'm after is to recreate a mesh with strands, > the use a combination of forces and goals to 'morph' to the shape of > another mesh. And to have a degree of control over the density of the > amount of strands generated (but still keeping the overall (boundary?) > shape intact). > > Thanks all. > > Best. > T > > This email and its contents are subject at all times to our Terms and > Conditions<http://www.wearesmartcookie.com/terms_conditions.html>. > This message and any files transmitted with it (including but not limited > to any hyperlinks or linked files) are intended for the addressee only and > may contain information that is confidential. Unauthorised use is strictly > prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this message in error, > please send it back to us, and immediately and permanently delete it. Do > not read, copy or disclose the information contained in this message or in > any attachment, except for the purpose of delivery to the addressee and you > should delete the message from your computer. > We reserve the right to intercept any e-mails or other communication for > permitted purposes in accordance with the current legislation which you > send to, or receive from, any of our employees via our communication > systems. By so corresponding you also give your consent to us monitoring > and recording of any correspondence using these systems. > Unless stated otherwise by an authorised individual, nothing contained in > this email is intended to create binding legal obligations between us, and > care must be taken to establish whether opinions expressed are those of > Mediastation Creative Solutions Limited and not just the individual author. > For the avoidance of doubt, unless otherwise stated, any views or opinions > contained in this e-mail are solely those of the author and might not > represent those of Mediastation Creative Solutions Limited. > Warning: E-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error > free and we accept no liability for changes made to this e-mail (and any > attachments) after it was sent. We make every effort to keep our IT > facility free from viruses but cannot protect items transmitted over > unsecured external networks. Consequently, you should verify that this item > is virus-free on receipt as we can take no responsibility for any direct or > indirect effects of a computer virus or similar that might be transferred > by way of this message or attachments. > Mediastation Creative Solutions Limited trading as Smart Cookie is a > company incorporated in England and Wales with registration number 05398183 > (VAT 851 0054 66) whose registered office is at East House, 109 South > Worple Way, London, SW14 8TN. > >
