Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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01-10-2003
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Cloth & Fringes
Have a couple of trousers(cloth) coming down nicely but I wonder if U guys now (which I am certain of) a good way to attach fringes at the end of the trousers.
Around 80-100 fringes at each leg. To move with the inherit motion of the cloth.
You know popular at the seventies.
Greatful for all possible advice.
So the fringes has to be affected by the cloth movement and gravity.
Thought about instance geometry on a curve emitting particles...but what do I know....?!
*-*lud
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06-10-2003
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-Can't Maya take modeled geometry, (i.e. pants WITH fringes already on them) and convert that to a cloth object?
-If not, have you tried using a lattice to "bind" the fringes to the pantlegs?
...sry.. wish I had more ideas for ya m8, but cloth isn't my forte' at the moment
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And my idea was to keep the geometry down as to as little as possible....as always...using about 200 geom. pieces just for the fringes...and use cloth for what I must due to rendering time.
I cannot use even instances...(can I?!)
Thanx folks
I ty whats been suggested
I am greatful.....
*-*ludwig
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