Hi well you can freeze the fractured geometry before dynamics of course, but if you want something more simple, you can just make the fractured geometry "on live" while simulating, which will allow you to have total control over the kind of multiple fracturations you seem to be looking for, and implosia + momentum can do this pretty easy!
cheers 2013/5/23 Johan Forsgren <johan.forsg...@edithouse.se> > Hi list! > We are right in the start of a new project, and we need a fracturing > effects, basically an object that fractures into larger chunks, hits the > floor and shatters some more. > > Now, I have about zero experience with fracturing effects, We are looking > into implosia and momentum but Im not sure, the tests i have made in the > past makes me think you have to freeze the fractured geometry before > applying dynamics? > Its more memory efficient for sure, but it makes the second fracture once > the chunks hits the ground somewhat tricky. How would you go about doing > this? > > > Thanks > > -- > JOHAN FORSGREN CG ARTISTPhone + 46 31 752 20 00johan.forsg...@edithouse.se > Direct > + 46 31 752 20 07Follow Edithouse at at > twitter.com/edithouse<http://www.twitter.com/edithouse> [image: > example's logo] <http://www.edithouse.se/> Edit house Film Works > www.edithouse.se Lilla Bommen 4a, S-411 04 Göteborg, Sweden > www.twitter.com/edithouse >
