how to stick vellum object on static collider

[newbee]

does any one know how to stick vellum object on a static rbd

here is a great tutorial that shows how to stick a vellum hair to a vellum sphere.

but how to make a vellum object stick to a static rigid body like a wall ?

 

 

 

Edited January 14, 2019 by newbee

[newbee]

here is another good thread that talks about vellum to vellum collisions.. But doesn't have any pointers on how to stick vellum object on a static rbd

 

Edited January 14, 2019 by newbee

[Noobini]

here's a basic setup...

vu_vellumstickyballs.hiplc

Edited January 14, 2019 by Noobini

[Noobini]

sticky pillows....ewl....

vu_vellumstickyballs2.hiplc

[newbee]

awesome!!!! Thanks Noobini 

[phant]

Hi, i was asking myself the same question.. how to stick vellum to collider... just like this

 

i can achieve a non definitive sticking of a rubber band to a spinning sphere.. ( with rest constraints) but not that clean...then it jumps aways like an elastic. Maybe i create a new post for that question. This effects is so useless but so cool

 

[Bob from Beyond]

On 1/15/2019 at 2:57 AM, phant said:

Hi, i was asking myself the same question.. how to stick vellum to collider... just like this

 

i can achieve a non definitive sticking of a rubber band to a spinning sphere.. ( with rest constraints) but not that clean...then it jumps aways like an elastic. Maybe i create a new post for that question. This effects is so useless but so cool

 

 

 

I know this is an old post, but I made a version of this (inspired by Dave's because I thought it was so cool) around the time of your post so why not. Mine is essentially a circular curve spinning around the object (I used a sphere but it did work with anything I fed it) emitting a vellum string in DOPs. The string is born every however many frames and instantly starts shrinking its rest scale, then once it's under a certain speed it goes inert which killed the jitter. This has music so potential volume warning.

 

[shawn_kearney]

I've been working with incorporating fields with vellum and have been considering a novel approach that will use sticky velocity instead. I don't know yet if there would be any improvement, and there will likely be a performance hit, but might be better suited in some cases.

I'll update if I make any progress.

Edited February 6, 2020 by shawn_kearney