Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
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Wave Curl
Version 2.0. This compound uses Nulls to control and create the wavy deforms. The nulls can be
scaled to stretch the wave out or bulge them into more toon-like waves. I put a scene
together, and left the compound open for people to explore. Take note that the ICE
tree should be under post-simulation. Works nicely in conjunction with Amaan Akram's
aaOcean Suite.
local backup: Wave_Curl_2.xsicompound
local backup: Wave_Curl_2.xsicompound
- Hirazi Blue
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Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
Send him (rray) a "private message" here... ;)
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
Thanks.
I just went to the rray website and saw that hemade the update already. Thanks rray!
I just went to the rray website and saw that hemade the update already. Thanks rray!
Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
Hi when using the wave curl compund over aaOcean (im putting the ice tree in post simulation as instructed) it flattens out the tessendorf waves.. Are you guys running into this problem aswell? Im not really experiencend in ice and i tried to poke around but without success, any idea on how to fix this?
Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
Hi barbapapa,
The quickest way to make it work with aaocean, is to go into the wave curl compound and connect the y between the 3D Vector to Scalar - Scalar to Vector.
That section checks if the points on the mesh are below or equal to 0. If yes, then it moves them to 0. This helped to get rid of the dip that was created by the wave curl.
I need to find some time to make this work better.
Let me know if it helped.
Regards
Werner
The quickest way to make it work with aaocean, is to go into the wave curl compound and connect the y between the 3D Vector to Scalar - Scalar to Vector.
That section checks if the points on the mesh are below or equal to 0. If yes, then it moves them to 0. This helped to get rid of the dip that was created by the wave curl.
I need to find some time to make this work better.
Let me know if it helped.
Regards
Werner
Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
i am sorry, i am always the last one to understand how things work,Hirazi Blue wrote: ↑08 Feb 2012, 11:33 There is an update to the Wave-Curl compound...
Download it from here
but when i try to download from the second wave curl there's only code lines displayed, no actual zip file to download.
can you tell me if that means the link is not working and i have to be satisfied with wave curl version oct 2009 ?
thank you
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Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
No, what that means is the following: it's a file, which your browser identifies as a XML-document.
To save this kind of file you'll have to click the link with your right-mouse-button and from the appearing menu click "Save target as"/"Save linked content as"/"Save link as" (different browser call it differently).
In this specific case it's a ".xsicompound" file, but the same applies for ".xsiaddon" files and some other XML-based Softimage documents.
Just make sure it's saved with the correct extension, some browsers save these kind of files with a ".xml" extension.
If it does, rename the extension to the correct one, which you can get from the URL of the document.
To save this kind of file you'll have to click the link with your right-mouse-button and from the appearing menu click "Save target as"/"Save linked content as"/"Save link as" (different browser call it differently).
In this specific case it's a ".xsicompound" file, but the same applies for ".xsiaddon" files and some other XML-based Softimage documents.
Just make sure it's saved with the correct extension, some browsers save these kind of files with a ".xml" extension.
If it does, rename the extension to the correct one, which you can get from the URL of the document.
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
Re: Wave-Curl Compound by Werner Ziemerink
thank you Hirazi !!
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