Lewis Taylor

As mentioned, you don't need to use the motion blur/cache LOP, you aren't doing deformation blur here.
Make sure you are calculating velocity in SOPs, using point vel SOP, set to center frame, and use "id" attribute.
You can use acceleration blur for this btw, it will be nicer than linear velocity blur.

The reason you get tripped up, is the SOP import is trying to manage you OBJ parameters. So if point v isn't enabled, it's
going not going to make it visible in LOPs.


Cheers,
Lewis

You may not like this approach, but it doesn't mean the one you suggesting is better.

I don't really see an issue reporting a bug via the proper channel, with a repro if possible.

The team is pretty quick to let you know that it has been either previously reported, or that your repro was able
to be confirmed on their end.

If you've worked in any form of development you know that a public forum based issue tracker is insane to manage.


What examples do you have of a bug not being addressed, or a post discussing it being locked?


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CYTE
Sry Gaalvk, but if you don't understand what the discussion is about, why do you participate?
It's about the INPUT nodes of a subnet. They are not flaggable atm. It would be great if they were.

Cheers
CYTE

But you're only in a subnet temporarily, the result of the subnet matters. It is a little annoying on occasion, but a null is
an easy temp or permanent solution while you are building it out.