Deform by curve 2005-04-05 - By Jordi
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Ok, thanks to everybody, I'll try to do every example.
Thx.
Sandy Sutherland wrote:
>I use a skeleton created from a curve, that is constrained to theis curve -
>see curve to skel - then THIS curve, I deform along the path curve. If you
>set up a series of spacer nulls to work the constraints, you can constrain
>your actual fish skel to the skel that is constrained to the first curve. -
>Make sense??? With the spacer nulls as parents to each bone (constrain the
>nulls), it allows you to animate the fish skel on top!
>
>S.
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>> Hi folks, Anybody knows any way to combine a deform by curve with
>>an envelope deformation?, I have an object, (one fish), with differents
>>bones and I'm trying to apply one deform by curve but the bones don't
>>follow it. I think is impossible to do it but I would to know if anybody
>>has had the same problem and has found one way to do it.
>>
>>thx,
>>
>>Jordi.
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Ok, thanks to everybody, I'll try to do every
example. <br>
Thx.<br>
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Sandy Sutherland wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I use a skeleton created from a curve, that is constrained to
theis curve -
see curve to skel - then THIS curve, I deform along the path curve. If you
set up a series of spacer nulls to work the constraints, you can constrain
your actual fish skel to the skel that is constrained to the first curve. -
Make sense??? With the spacer nulls as parents to each bone (constrain the
nulls), it allows you to animate the fish skel on top!
S.
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Sandy Sutherland Digital Doodeller - TD
The Refinery (Cape) <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.refinery
.co.za">http://www.refinery.co.za</a>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="mailto:sandy@(protected)">mailto
:sandy@(protected)</a>
(P) (+27 21) 480 3132 (F) (+27 21) 480 3101
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Hi folks, Anybody knows any way to combine a deform by curve with
an envelope deformation?, I have an object, (one fish), with differents
bones and I'm trying to apply one deform by curve but the bones don't
follow it. I think is impossible to do it but I would to know if anybody
has had the same problem and has found one way to do it.
thx,
Jordi.
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