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Old 28-05-2005, 03:55 AM   #1
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How to animate a cloth with a rigid body?

Hello, I am doing a short animation and I need some help. My character have a cloak on it, like Lord of the rings Nazgul. I have a plane as the cloak, I put this cloth reactor and put some vertices on top of the head attached to it , but when I move the head toward or move spin the head up, down, left or right, the cloak do not bend in the direction I rotate the head, it just stays in the interface stuck in the initial position.

I want know how can I make that the cloak or the object with the reactor tool, follow the head movements or the body movements. Please put some nice things regarding this

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Old 01-06-2005, 10:18 AM   #2
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Hi, is this what u are looking for?

If it is, then I could write a simple tutorial for ya...
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Hi, wish it helps.

P/S: Rigid body collection is for the object that is "Rigid". Because your model can walk, can talk, it changes shape, not "rigid" anymore, so it's considered as "Deforming Mesh".
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If you want to attach part of the cloth to the Deforming Mesh. E.g. U don't want the cloak fall off from his head, then u select vertex, attach the cloth to the body.

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Example like this.

A cloth that was attached to deforming mesh. Do u know which vertex I select?
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Old 03-06-2005, 01:36 PM   #6
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I think this one looks more like cloak...
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nice tutorial no other way to explain!!!!
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Thanks, u could better than me one day.
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