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im sure this has been covered but would like a little hint to my problem. how do you keep the cloth from intersecting the model? there must be a setting right?
two ideas...
-larger collision distance
-make that intersected mesh transparent so it isn't seen.
-after you simulate, temporarily shrink or move the intersected mesh so it isn't seen. This would be muscle mode animation.
that was really three ideas
-larger collision distance
-make that intersected mesh transparent so it isn't seen.
-after you simulate, temporarily shrink or move the intersected mesh so it isn't seen. This would be muscle mode animation.
that was really three ideas
QUOTE(robcat2075 @ Aug 22 2009, 11:19 AM) 
two ideas...
-larger collision distance
-make that intersected mesh transparent so it isn't seen.
-after you simulate, temporarily shrink or move the intersected mesh so it isn't seen. This would be muscle mode animation.
that was really three ideas
-larger collision distance
-make that intersected mesh transparent so it isn't seen.
-after you simulate, temporarily shrink or move the intersected mesh so it isn't seen. This would be muscle mode animation.
that was really three ideas
yes those would seem to work, but shouldn't there be a way for the cloth to just bounce off the leg?
QUOTE(sir fen the usa @ Aug 22 2009, 05:08 PM)
yes those would seem to work, but shouldn't there be a way for the cloth to just bounce off the leg?
-larger collision distance IS the standard way of doing that.
-another possibility is the setting that increases the subframes of time that A:M tests for collision. I dont' recall where it is exactly. You'll have to search that.
Homeslice has a tut on cloth. If you haven't checked that yet you might.
QUOTE(robcat2075 @ Aug 22 2009, 04:57 PM)
QUOTE(sir fen the usa @ Aug 22 2009, 05:08 PM)
yes those would seem to work, but shouldn't there be a way for the cloth to just bounce off the leg?
-larger collision distance IS the standard way of doing that.
-another possibility is the setting that increases the subframes of time that A:M tests for collision. I dont' recall where it is exactly. You'll have to search that.
Homeslice has a tut on cloth. If you haven't checked that yet you might.
thanks im on it...
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