Need quick Reactor help 2004-03-08 - By Geordie Moffatt
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Make the table "unyielding" (there is a tickbox for this in the reactor
object properties) then just keyframe the table to move sideways a bit.
GM
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Subject: [Dir3d-l] Need quick Reactor help
> I have used Reactor physics in Max a little bit, and used it in Director
3d
> games, but this time I need to do something I've never done...actually
apply a
> force (or impulse) to an object WITHIN 3Ds Max.
>
> Basically I have a table with a wine glass on it. The wine glass has
fracture
> system built into it. All I need to do is move the table sideways, so the
wine
> glass falls down on it's side.
>
> It all has to be part of the simulation...I know you can "shake" objects
by
> using the hand tool in the 'preview in window' option, but that's
cheating.
> This has to be rendered to an avi so I need a simulation I can save to
avi.
>
> All I need to do is move the table sideways in the simulation, using an
> impulse or force
>
> Thanks!
>
>
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