copy along curve with orientation and gradual scale
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Hi,
by using an online tuturial I have been able to copy an object along a nurbs curve with the object following the orientation of the curve
this by using a sweep sop in combination with a point sop adding normals
but how can I change the scale along the curve flow … I mean scaling the object with every copy along the curve by a certan value?
thx
bart
by using an online tuturial I have been able to copy an object along a nurbs curve with the object following the orientation of the curve
this by using a sweep sop in combination with a point sop adding normals
but how can I change the scale along the curve flow … I mean scaling the object with every copy along the curve by a certan value?
thx
bart
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- ragupasta
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That image looks a bit complicated if all you want is a scaling sweep.
I get the same effect with 2 circle sops and a sweep node. The trick is to enter “sqrt($PT)/3” in the sweep node's scale parameter.
I have a file here and I have made a helix and swept that as well. However if you increase the sampling you are going to need to change the expression multiplier (or division in this case). $PT is in there and resampling to a higher number will affect the scale.
I get the same effect with 2 circle sops and a sweep node. The trick is to enter “sqrt($PT)/3” in the sweep node's scale parameter.
I have a file here and I have made a helix and swept that as well. However if you increase the sampling you are going to need to change the expression multiplier (or division in this case). $PT is in there and resampling to a higher number will affect the scale.
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