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If you want use wire solver I have tutorial s about it. But probably its time to switch to vellum. If I found time I maybe revise my tutorials with vellum staff. -
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Ooooo. Thank you. Will have a look now Cheers for your time. -
Old topic, but I found a solution. Instead of using pointgroups, write point numbers at Constraint node. I created a string pointlist attribute in the SOP and linked it. It seems like the way to create string attributes could be more organized. Do you have any good solutions for how to make trees? treeWireSim_ODFORCE_kai.hipnc -
Hi, Does anyone have an idea why these stranges micro waves are forming in my flip sop sim ? I start with "configure wave tank" presset in "pressure driven" and just tweak a little bit the ocean spectrum. I have an animated collider who is floating above. I can't figure out why these micro wave are forming. I tried lot of things but nothing work... Even if I unplug the ocean from the 4st input of the solver I get the same result in area where there is interaction with the collider. Same if I just leave the ocean whithout colliders. Thank's a lot ! -
Check out the flip multi-phase example project provided by SideFX. https://www.sidefx.com/contentlibrary/flip-multiple-phases/
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