Dear K-UDA,
Unfortunately no, but you can use NURBS curves to control an objects
bevahior, see this sample:
http://www.dynadream.com/ddweb/data/_uploaded/file/DynAtomic/1.1.0/projects/da_lattice.zip
In the sample the NURBS curve controls the cylinder deformation by using
the Realsoft3D's lattice mapping system, DynAtomic instead controls the
deformations of the NURBS itself.
Please, if you have other questions use the apposite forum:
http://www.dynadream.com/forum
Best Regards,
Carlo Lanzotti
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DynaDream - Dynamic Laboratory
http://www.dynadream.com
Il 17/05/2011 02:19, K-UDA ha scritto:
Hello Carlo.
I have lattice mapped the hair and skirt with the skeleton.
So I want to apply the simulation to the skeleton joint.
Best regards.
K-UDA
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Dear K-UDA,
Did you mean making some vertex of the mesh participating in dynamics?
If yes, you can achieve this by using the Passive attribute. I will
make a video showing this feature. Using the 3d paint should let you
defined quickly the interested area on a complex character.
Best Regards.
<mailto:[email protected]>
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Carlo Lanzotti
DynaDream - Dynamic Laboratory
<mailto:[email protected]>http://www.dynadream.com
Il 15/05/2011 2.34, K-UDA ; ha scritto:
Hello Carlo.
Thank you for your reply.
DynAtomic's engine is particles based, baking the simulation in
keyframes will results in thousands of data.
I want to apply the simulation to the skeleton joint but a vertex of
the mesh.
Is it impossible?
Best regards.
K-UDA
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