Vellum string constrain thick problem
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after disable the “init_overlap ” sop network,can keep the collider radium,but self collider will stretch the points not the same as wire solver.if can make detangle node to collide with different prim's points each other ,not self collide within the same prim,maybe can work,but i have no idea how to make this. attachment shows detangle node self collider will change the distance between points within same prim,this is not the wire effect.
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After contacting support they got back with me about how you can have a string that is thicker than it's segment length, by telling it to ignore neighboring points.
Now this won't help with points of neighboring curves that are too close at the beginning of the simulation but it will help with the situation when you want a thick string that's high resolution.
Attaching an example file here!
You can use the collisionignore and collisiongroup attributes to disable collisions with the next and previous points. You can do this fairly simply in a single AttribWrangle before the Vellum Solver.
s@collisiongroup = "pt" + itoa(@ptnum);
s@collisionignore = "pt" + itoa(@ptnum-1) + " pt" + itoa(@ptnum+1);
Now this won't help with points of neighboring curves that are too close at the beginning of the simulation but it will help with the situation when you want a thick string that's high resolution.
Attaching an example file here!
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