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Hey hows it going I finally got your script to work thanks a bunch for the great tool and the help as well, i was just wondering if this scripts can be made to collide with another object aswell, and if so how would i go about doing this cause i thought it would be similar to doing the nCloth, but i wasnt sure.
The workflow depends on the solver you choose to work with. If you want to work with nCloth, you just have to know that the really simulated object is the proxy chain.
So,
- switch the attribute "Geometry version" to "proxy";
- work with the stuff contained in the group "[curve_name]_ringsCollidersGRP" as you normally do with any nCloth object.
The hi-resolution chain will follow the low-res.
MeshWoods14
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Valerio Di Napoli said almost 12 years ago: