Re: Cluster of points driving another cluster of points

How are you going to tell which slave to follow which master? Eric Thivierge http://www.ethivierge.com On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 4:08 PM, Olivier Jeannel wrote: > I don't know how to do that : > > Let's say I have a grid of 10

Re: [CDH] again

the fltk examples demonstrates creating a thread to pump messages for FLTK, which I assume is also what you need to do to get messages from X or to a Qt window On 4 October 2015 at 21:17, Oleg Bliznuk wrote: > @Stefan > Thanks for pointing out, that example with qt brings the

Cluster of points driving another cluster of points

I don't know how to do that : Let's say I have a grid of 10 particles moving in a simultion (Master). Let's say I create another grid of 100 particles (slaves). I want those 100 particles to follow in position, rotation and scale the 10 master particles. I don't want the slaves to get the

Update Referenced Material Library from any scene?

Hi all! In the doc it is said there should be a "master scene" in which all materials in the referenced material library should be managed. Is it possible to escape this requirement, and have any scene being able to update an external MatLib? Thanks, David

Re: Cluster of points driving another cluster of points

@ eric : Slaves are taking the closest master. @ Simon no, one cluster of slaves is like "parented" to one master. A sort of multiply by matrix The closest slaves particles get their SRT multiplied by the matrix of their respective slave. On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 11:15 PM, Simon Reeves

Re: Cluster of points driving another cluster of points

Or do you want all of the slaves to using the average position of all the masters? On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 at 21:20, Eric Thivierge wrote: > How are you going to tell which slave to follow which master? > > > Eric Thivierge >

Re: Cluster of points driving another cluster of points

So for each point in cloud A you want the same corresponding(i) in cloud B to be the scaling and rotation pivot? Do you additionally want it to be position driver? I don't know how you're applying the transformations, but basically just center A ones on B ones: cloudA[i].position *-*

Re: Update Referenced Material Library from any scene?

A master scene is kinda vital to a healthy production workflow, but imho you should avoid referenced material libraries. They're flaky at best, and when things go wrong they go horribly wrong. We tried a couple of times to use the feature, but every time ran into issues across scenes or

Re: Update Referenced Material Library from any scene?

you can also use compounds now which can be handy On Mon, 5 Oct 2015 at 10:58 Rob Wuijster wrote: > A master scene is kinda vital to a healthy production workflow, but imho > you should avoid referenced material libraries. > They're flaky at best, and when things go wrong they