fat jiggle

[birras]

hi is there a tut somewhere how to crate good looking fat jiggle?

I did some experiments with a couple of sops, as I did a tut with a whobbly effect, using the spring sop...am I on the right track or is there a complete other approach to it?

obviously I want to have the jiggle only at certain body parts no jiggly head

so ..general Q (not limited to this topic): can I apply a sop and have it affect only determined geometry of one mesh? lets say some primitives are affected others arent.....hmm??? I think not..! or do I have to split/sepperate the mesh or generate new geometry and then group it (thats how I did it)

[Jason]

Look at the JiggleCHOP - using point weights (in attributes), you can deform your model with some jiggle. I've never used it, but check it out. Maybe the helpcard will give you hints.

[FrankFirsching]

To your second question:

Most SOPs have the ability to constrain their operation to a group of points or primitives. All you have to do is create a group via the goup-SOP and specify the name of that group in the appropriate parameter of your operational SOP.

[deecue]

To your second question:

Most SOPs have the ability to constrain their operation to a group of points or primitives. All you have to do is create a group via the goup-SOP and specify the name of that group in the appropriate parameter of your operational SOP.

15556[/snapback]

attributes can be used as well to constrain certain operations.. plus they can be painted on which is nice.

[edward]

I haven't looked but I thought the muscle otl stuff already has jiggle on it. I'm not sure if it's on the Exchange yet but it's worth a look.