Hrvoje
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I presume this is then what you are after cloner_light_0001.c4d
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this? : ) cloner_light.c4d
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Hi folks Maxon is looking for multiple QA in various locations https://www.maxon.net/en/careers/senior-qa-specialist https://www.maxon.net/en/careers/quality-assurance-specialist-2
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Hm, can you try clearing your cookies for forum?
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Awesome, love it 🙂
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I can see it. Which browser?
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Python not reading User Data, but i see no reasen why it shouldnt
Hrvoje replied to Jakub Krátký's topic in Python
@MighT Maybe you can shed some light here? : ) -
@Sean Flores Did you resolve this?
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@propinquity I beleive that is the part of his facepack https://shop.ace5studios.com/facepack/
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@bentraje Which version are you running? Exports correctly in 2024. Fbx attached null_hierarchy_export.fbx
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Are you sure it has something to do with environemnt variables? Can you maybe psot a scene or the script itself?
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SCENE NODES - Geometry collision and creation of new objects
Hrvoje replied to Jakub Krátký's topic in Nodes
MoGraph base scene sent via pm, however, here is a node based setup that can be used. It generates geometry (sphere) on contact points with floor. I used a simple comparison for performance purposes, you can use geometry collision if you will use some irregualr mesh such as terrain. Once the contact is made, the sphere grows to set size in duration set in Monoflop. Scene is commented. This would be the gist of your intended effect. Hope it helps Keep_and_Grow_Collision_Value.c4d -
SCENE NODES - Geometry collision and creation of new objects
Hrvoje replied to Jakub Krátký's topic in Nodes
You have to choose where the setup will live. Given that you have dynamics then it is better to use MoGraph since nodes don't have dynamics. One option would be to use distribution to import the emitter than proceed from there, but this would be no trivial setup since you are after multistage division on collisions. I would say it will be easier to do it with MoGraph&Dynamics -
Hi folks Here is a node asset that generates random point clouds based on Noises. To use it simply import it into asset browser (2024.2 is required) and use as any other node If you want to visualize the results use MoGraph Matrix and generator as a target. For colors, use vertex colors provided on generator random_Point_Cloud.zip
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Elastic band thingy 🙂 elastic_band.mp4 226_Elastic_band.c4d
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Not sure if Blender offers such cloning capabilities, however, you can build this with nodes. This looks like a 2d packing distribution which takes object radius into account. First try would be to use surface blue distribution, but I suspect one needs to build an algorithm for that from scratch...
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Elastic band, quick and dirty 🙂 elastic_band.mp4 226_Elastic_band.c4d
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- Create modifier - Use geometry property get/set nodes in UV mode - Do scaling inbetween
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Please send them, I can assure you that they are treated as serious as possible. We can't fix what we couldn't trigger ourselves or are unaware of...
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I can locate only two crash reports you sent. One is a viewport crash (have newest drivers? os up to date? C4D up to date?), second one is in simulation. It is likely that you are experiencing same issues repeatedly, which is unfortunate if it interferes with your daily work, but that certainly doesn't mean that 2024 is unstable. It is by all metric most stable release so far. If you have reproduction steps that is highly valuable and help us resolve the issues way quicker
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This will be resolved with an update. The scene was saved with never version that available
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@HappyPolygon Can you check the groups please?
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Are you getting any result? Which version? Also, are there any orphan nodes in the graph for you?
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Polyfolding stuff. Not that much itneresting in temrs of effect but shows how to sort indexes, disconnect faces and change pivots 210_Polyfolding.c4d
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Droplets, quick and dirty 🙂 212_Droplets.c4d