ShkYo30 Posted Wednesday at 10:54 AM Share Posted Wednesday at 10:54 AM Hello! Look at my screenshot because it will be easier to understand... How can I soft move only the line under the green arrows without modifying the rest of the geometry?? I already tried Soft transform, and the soft radius parameter of an Edit node, but I don't now how to work only with this specific line... Have you an idea? Thanks a lot in advance! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AntoineSfx Posted Wednesday at 09:14 PM Share Posted Wednesday at 09:14 PM 10 hours ago, ShkYo30 said: Hello! Look at my screenshot because it will be easier to understand... How can I soft move only the line under the green arrows without modifying the rest of the geometry?? I already tried Soft transform, and the soft radius parameter of an Edit node, but I don't now how to work only with this specific line... Have you an idea? Thanks a lot in advance! Can you group SOP the points of interest before the edit ? It can help to to do in the SOP that creates that geometry if possible; for example, if it's done in Sweep/ Ribbon, you can set attributes on points that records the rows and columns (Sweep / UV and Attributes / Output / ptcol); or any other way, as long as the moving points are grouped. SOP Edit the geometry as if you were editing just those points. Then you SOP Blendshape the two geometries, first input is the initial geo, second input is the edited geo, set the group to the group you created earlier, and the blend to 1. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShkYo30 Posted yesterday at 07:25 AM Author Share Posted yesterday at 07:25 AM Hi, Blend shape node? It's more to "morph" different geometries no? And even that, you need the final shape to do the blending... But I found a way, even if it's not very handy... I placed a tube with the good radius, and I used it to project the points with a Ray node on the tube! A bit weird but it works... If you have a better (or easier!) way, let me know please... ;-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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