Hey guys, just having trouble setting up a simple switch solver scene.
I have a bullet and cloth(FEM) solver and wish to switch from rbd to cloth at frame 6. I've set up my file similar to the help example but I can't seem to get any switch to occur. The help file also seemed to have a problem so it wasn't very helpful in the end!
Switch solver help
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The “Switch Value” needs to be evaluated every frame. Since you already have “Data Operation” set to “Set Always”, the “Switch Value” just needs to be set to “Use Default”.
Once that's set, you'll see this error at frame 6:
Error: /obj/AutoDopNetwork/car/emptyobject1: required integer point attribute “initialpid” is missing.
I believe the first frame needs to be initialized by the cloth solver. So the expression should probably be:
if($F != 1 && $F<=6,0,1)
See the attached file.
Once that's set, you'll see this error at frame 6:
Error: /obj/AutoDopNetwork/car/emptyobject1: required integer point attribute “initialpid” is missing.
I believe the first frame needs to be initialized by the cloth solver. So the expression should probably be:
if($F != 1 && $F<=6,0,1)
See the attached file.
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I've had a play with the switching between solvers but I can't seem to get it to switch back to RBD after a few frames of collision as a cloth object. The object seems to lose all motion.
I was trying to pull the deformed object back into another RBD object and switch to that but had no luck if that is even the best way to do it!
Any help once again would be hugely appreciated
I was trying to pull the deformed object back into another RBD object and switch to that but had no luck if that is even the best way to do it!
Any help once again would be hugely appreciated
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Ah, it's because the “Activation” for bulletedata has an expressin in it that turns it off after frame 6. You probably want just a “1” there. See the attached (3) file.
Then, you'll see some strange “flipping”. To fix that, I think you just need to recalculate the center of mass. This can be done by using an extra rbdstate dop. See the attached (4) file.
Then, you'll see some strange “flipping”. To fix that, I think you just need to recalculate the center of mass. This can be done by using an extra rbdstate dop. See the attached (4) file.
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