Hi!
Is there a way to use "Transform by Attribute" but with the behaviour of "Soft Transform", so that some points aren't fully affected by the transform, depending on a radius or another attribute?
Thanks in advance!
Transform by Attribute as Soft Transform
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- tamte
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assuming you have your 4@xform attribute on points
and also f@mask attribute that creates the soft falloff you are after
then you can insert Point Wrangle before Transform By Attribute that interpolates the transform using that mask
and also f@mask attribute that creates the soft falloff you are after
then you can insert Point Wrangle before Transform By Attribute that interpolates the transform using that mask
4@xform = slerp( ident(), 4@xform, f@mask );
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Hey!
I tried and it works well when moving the postion in the xform source transfrom op.
But as soon as I rotate in the source transform op, the mesh affected by the transform by attribute with preceding pointwrangle freaks out and produces noisy deformations at each point.
I have now a solution with blend using a mask to blend between a static reference geo and a fully transformed version of that geo.
This works in any case.
I tried and it works well when moving the postion in the xform source transfrom op.
But as soon as I rotate in the source transform op, the mesh affected by the transform by attribute with preceding pointwrangle freaks out and produces noisy deformations at each point.
I have now a solution with blend using a mask to blend between a static reference geo and a fully transformed version of that geo.
This works in any case.
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TubeSmokeGuy
I have now a solution with blend using a mask to blend between a static reference geo and a fully transformed version of that geo.
This works in any case.
blending the results is not the same as blending the transform amount itself, especially when it involves rotations
both techniques have their use cases
Tomas Slancik
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