Hi
Are there any good ICE nodes resources I can download.
The factory nodes are nice but sometimes i need things to be done faster.
I need to remap a non-uniform UV coordinates to uniform space on a curve in ICE.
i have attached screenshots.
I am building a fence compound and use the uv to layout node to generate the positions on a curve. As you can see on the second picture a gets stretched and all the point positions are getting messed up.
Does anyone know a solution?
Cheers
Custom ICE Node
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grreez
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Custom ICE Node
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grreez
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Re: Custom ICE Node
I wonder why nobody puts any comments 
Anyway
I have found the solution to fix the odd parametrization of curves, uneven spread of uv's.
Modify curve/re parametrize/cord length which fixes the problem although some more things will have to be done to make the fence look perfect.
Anyway
I have found the solution to fix the odd parametrization of curves, uneven spread of uv's.
Modify curve/re parametrize/cord length which fixes the problem although some more things will have to be done to make the fence look perfect.
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mattmos
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Re: Custom ICE Node
Hands down the best resource for ice compounds is here:
http://www.rray.de/xsi/
If you search for curve, there is a more even spacing compound by Julian Johnson that might be useful, but broadly, your approach is the right one, making the curve parametrization more equal.
http://www.rray.de/xsi/
If you search for curve, there is a more even spacing compound by Julian Johnson that might be useful, but broadly, your approach is the right one, making the curve parametrization more equal.
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grreez
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Re: Custom ICE Node
WOWmattmos wrote:Hands down the best resource for ice compounds is here:
http://www.rray.de/xsi/
If you search for curve, there is a more even spacing compound by Julian Johnson that might be useful, but broadly, your approach is the right one, making the curve parametrization more equal.
Thank you.