Strand with Strand Collision

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Gemini7
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Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Gemini7 » 24 Apr 2013, 15:11

Hi Members,
Can it be possible to collide a strand with another piece of strand ( in the same pointcloud ) ?
THANKS,
G

EricTRocks
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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by EricTRocks » 24 Apr 2013, 16:02

Strands are just point positions so you can't really collide them I don't believe. You may be able to apply a force to push them away from each other though if you're using some sort of setup to simulate strands.
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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Bullit » 24 Apr 2013, 16:23

If particles can collide with each other then strands should be able to do it, no?

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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by EricTRocks » 24 Apr 2013, 16:41

If you are doing a rigid body sim I believe so.
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Mathaeus
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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Mathaeus » 24 Apr 2013, 18:59

Bullit wrote:If particles can collide with each other then strands should be able to do it, no?
There are limitations, not possible to query the strands position by "get closest location" node, for example. Perhaps this is drawback of some built-in optimization. Long story short, could be much, much harder to get strand-to-strand collision.

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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Gemini7 » 25 Apr 2013, 09:45

Thanks for all the replies.
Good ideas i got. :)
I will write if i get somewhere in the stuff.

G

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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Tekano » 25 Apr 2013, 09:56

this guy seems to have it figured out

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Re: Strand with Strand Collision

Post by Helli » 25 Apr 2013, 11:59

I would bet this ice setup is huuuge ;)


Maybe he gonna share it for educational purpose but without an indepth Ice knowledge I guess you won't get much out of it.