spring function ? 2004-05-20 - By Carl Callewaert
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if you know take 2 cubes,
- constrain pose cube2 to cube 1
- bring down the blend weight
- make a cilinder child of cube1
- constraint directon cilinder to cube 2
- you have something simular.
carl
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From: Marc-Andre Carbonneau
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Sent: 5/20/2004 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: spring function ?
Talking about hidden stuff...has the Easter Egg been updated with latest
people involved?
make an empty txt file and call it: ShowMeTheTeam.dsc
Import it in XSI.
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From: Robert <mailto:robertm@(protected)> Moodie
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Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: spring function ?
Yeah, there is. A good way to find them is open a custom toolbar, right
click and 'Customize' and take a look through the commands.
I keep meaning to figure out 'Run Performance Test'...
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From: jm.khayat <mailto:jm.khayat@(protected)>
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Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 2:44 PM
Subject: RE : spring function ?
Wow ! great thing thanks Adam.
Is this documented somewhere and does this means XSI has other goodies
like this that just need a little line to show off ??
jm
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Objet : Re: spring function ?
A quick easy way to use the spring function is
Draw a single bone 2D chain
Select Effector,
SHIFT Sel Root
Run the following
ApplyOp "Spring" , ,2
Move the root to see the lag effect on the effector
To control the Spring properties
Select the end effector and open up a ppg on its Global Transform
Lots o controls
the values in the PPG are veeerrrry sensitive
I don't know why it isn't exposed.... maybe it wasn't quite finished..
But it works well, especially chaining them together.
Adam
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Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:21 PM
Subject: Re: spring function ?
There is a built-in spring operator in XSI since v3.0. it is well hidden
and doesn't show up in a menu, but it's there.
mmh I guess that wasn't particularly helpfull, now was it...
OO
Hotmail wrote:
Hay man, there is a spring tutorial on www.edharriss.com
<http://www.edharriss.com> , but it is in Japanese :( If youi can
translate it I'd like to read it lol...
there is also an addon at http://www.cmtools.fr.vu/
<http://www.cmtools.fr.vu/> that is very effective
Hope it helps
Jamie
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From: jm.khayat <mailto:jm.khayat@(protected)>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 4:03 PM
Subject: spring function ?
Hi all.
I need to make a sort of spring-like motion, like following another
object with an adjustable delay and mass, damping, restore force, etc.
Does this exists somewhere as a tool or script ?
Any idea ?
Thanks
jm
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