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  1. Hey magicians, Been getting crazy with wire solvers. I think the issue is because I get the points changing over time and the constraints go crazy. I've been reading that I need to create a id attribute with $PT to hold the value, tried that with no luck. Animation works fine until the number changes Any tip will be super helpful, thanks in advance.
  2. Hey guys, I've been trying to solve one problem I have with RGB applying to voronoi pieces, which are driven by particles. So in the beginning I create a box and voronoi it, create centroid point for each piece and move the points to affect the movement of voronoi pieces with a copy node. Now, the effect I'm trying to achieve is that when the particle turns red, the particle stops moving, and the voronoi piece that the particle is driving stops as well (velocity becomes 0). The problem I have is, that if the particles are not moving (its just static voronoi cube) the switch to RGB works perfectly. But as soon as I add curl noise on particles or any movement, the RGB simulation messes up. You can see that in my .hip file when you go to - box_object1 - popnet1 and you visualise the "BROKEN_SIM" node (which makes the particle stop when they turn red). If you visualise CORRECT_SIM, everything works just fine. Could it be that the rest position takes the frame 1 position of voronoi and then messes up, because voronoi has moved? Does anyone have an idea what could I be missing? dropFreakingOut.hipnc
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