Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
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adrencg
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Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
I have two particle clouds with instanced objects. Is it possible to have the different clouds collide with each other as the particles cross through each other?
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Bullit
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Re: Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
Try to give rigid bodies to both.
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adrencg
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Re: Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
That was the first thing I tried. Did not work.
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Bullit
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Re: Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
Just an idea but with one particle cloud make it emit from an object that is separated. Say you have a mesh but split the polýgons and moved them while still remaining under same object.
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Tekano
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Re: Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
adrencg wrote:I have two particle clouds with instanced objects. Is it possible to have the different clouds collide with each other as the particles cross through each other?
sure it is. put this compound on both. am just interpolating current velocity to the velocity of the other pointcloud and applying it.
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Bullit
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Re: Possible to have two separate ICE clouds intercollide?
Thanks Tekano, just tried your compound and it works very nice.
For anyone that uses it, you need to put it in both point clouds, even if only one might be interesting for some effects.
For anyone that uses it, you need to put it in both point clouds, even if only one might be interesting for some effects.