date:20120716

RE: Painting weights smooth tool trouble

2012-07-16 Thread Eric Cosky

It turns out the object scale was set to 0.01 and normalizing the scale
allowed smoothing to work as expected. It seems as if the smoothing calcs
are perhaps using untransformed points for the math or something. Either
way, problem solved. Thanks!


-Original Message-
From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Bradley Gabe
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 7:47 PM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: Painting weights smooth tool trouble

Check the scale of you object center as well as your mesh size relative to
do units. Extreme values can mess with smoothing math results. 

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 16, 2012, at 9:43 PM, "Eric Cosky"  wrote:

> Naturally the moment I hit send, I learn something else possibly useful...
> 
> 
> 
> If I dial the paint radius up to a value large enough to encompass the 
> entire object, it will in fact smooth. If I dial the radius down to 
> anything small enough to be a useful painting tool, it doesn't seem to do
anything.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> From: Eric Cosky [mailto:e...@cosky.com]
> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 7:31 PM
> To: 'softimage@listproc.autodesk.com'
> Subject: Painting weights smooth tool trouble
> 
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> 
> 
> I've been working on the envelope weights for a fairly simple model 
> and I am hitting a problem where the smooth weight paint tool seems to 
> have no effect at all. The mesh had weights originally set up by 
> automatic enveloping using inclusion/exclusion/limit volumes, and I 
> need to tweak the values. I can paint the weights using Abs and Add. 
> Reveal shows grey while I'm painting but reverts back to what it was. 
> The problem is that Smooth and Erase don't seem to do anything at all (I'm
really just interested in smooth).
> 
> 
> 
> Opacity is at 100, the mesh is selected and the weight panel is 
> visible. I expect I'm just doing something obviously wrong, but after 
> spending way too much time trying everything I can think of and 
> getting nowhere I have to ask if anyone might have an idea what silly 
> thing I'm overlooking here? I just want to hit the smooth button and 
> smooth a few weights (not the 'apply smooth' command to selected 
> points but I'll probably resort to that if I can't figure out this 
> seemingly trivial feature); I've done it plenty of times in the past 
> and I'm not sure why it is failing now. Already tried restarts, 
> freezing, time on Google, disconnecting the wacom, and banging my head on
the wall a few times..
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
> 
> 
> 
> Eric Cosky
> 
> 
> 
>

Re: Painting weights smooth tool trouble

2012-07-16 Thread Bradley Gabe

Check the scale of you object center as well as your mesh size relative to do 
units. Extreme values can mess with smoothing math results. 

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 16, 2012, at 9:43 PM, "Eric Cosky"  wrote:

> Naturally the moment I hit send, I learn something else possibly useful...
> 
> 
> 
> If I dial the paint radius up to a value large enough to encompass the
> entire object, it will in fact smooth. If I dial the radius down to anything
> small enough to be a useful painting tool, it doesn't seem to do anything. 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> From: Eric Cosky [mailto:e...@cosky.com] 
> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 7:31 PM
> To: 'softimage@listproc.autodesk.com'
> Subject: Painting weights smooth tool trouble
> 
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> 
> 
> I've been working on the envelope weights for a fairly simple model and I am
> hitting a problem where the smooth weight paint tool seems to have no effect
> at all. The mesh had weights originally set up by automatic enveloping using
> inclusion/exclusion/limit volumes, and I need to tweak the values. I can
> paint the weights using Abs and Add. Reveal shows grey while I'm painting
> but reverts back to what it was. The problem is that Smooth and Erase don't
> seem to do anything at all (I'm really just interested in smooth). 
> 
> 
> 
> Opacity is at 100, the mesh is selected and the weight panel is visible. I
> expect I'm just doing something obviously wrong, but after spending way too
> much time trying everything I can think of and getting nowhere I have to ask
> if anyone might have an idea what silly thing I'm overlooking here? I just
> want to hit the smooth button and smooth a few weights (not the 'apply
> smooth' command to selected points but I'll probably resort to that if I
> can't figure out this seemingly trivial feature); I've done it plenty of
> times in the past and I'm not sure why it is failing now. Already tried
> restarts, freezing, time on Google, disconnecting the wacom, and banging my
> head on the wall a few times..
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
> 
> 
> 
> Eric Cosky
> 
> 
> 
>

RE: Painting weights smooth tool trouble

2012-07-16 Thread Eric Cosky

Naturally the moment I hit send, I learn something else possibly useful...

 

If I dial the paint radius up to a value large enough to encompass the
entire object, it will in fact smooth. If I dial the radius down to anything
small enough to be a useful painting tool, it doesn't seem to do anything. 

 

 

From: Eric Cosky [mailto:e...@cosky.com] 
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 7:31 PM
To: 'softimage@listproc.autodesk.com'
Subject: Painting weights smooth tool trouble

 

Hi,

 

I've been working on the envelope weights for a fairly simple model and I am
hitting a problem where the smooth weight paint tool seems to have no effect
at all. The mesh had weights originally set up by automatic enveloping using
inclusion/exclusion/limit volumes, and I need to tweak the values. I can
paint the weights using Abs and Add. Reveal shows grey while I'm painting
but reverts back to what it was. The problem is that Smooth and Erase don't
seem to do anything at all (I'm really just interested in smooth). 

 

Opacity is at 100, the mesh is selected and the weight panel is visible. I
expect I'm just doing something obviously wrong, but after spending way too
much time trying everything I can think of and getting nowhere I have to ask
if anyone might have an idea what silly thing I'm overlooking here? I just
want to hit the smooth button and smooth a few weights (not the 'apply
smooth' command to selected points but I'll probably resort to that if I
can't figure out this seemingly trivial feature); I've done it plenty of
times in the past and I'm not sure why it is failing now. Already tried
restarts, freezing, time on Google, disconnecting the wacom, and banging my
head on the wall a few times..

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,

 

Eric Cosky

 

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Painting weights smooth tool trouble

2012-07-16 Thread Eric Cosky

Hi,

 

I've been working on the envelope weights for a fairly simple model and I am
hitting a problem where the smooth weight paint tool seems to have no effect
at all. The mesh had weights originally set up by automatic enveloping using
inclusion/exclusion/limit volumes, and I need to tweak the values. I can
paint the weights using Abs and Add. Reveal shows grey while I'm painting
but reverts back to what it was. The problem is that Smooth and Erase don't
seem to do anything at all (I'm really just interested in smooth). 

 

Opacity is at 100, the mesh is selected and the weight panel is visible. I
expect I'm just doing something obviously wrong, but after spending way too
much time trying everything I can think of and getting nowhere I have to ask
if anyone might have an idea what silly thing I'm overlooking here? I just
want to hit the smooth button and smooth a few weights (not the 'apply
smooth' command to selected points but I'll probably resort to that if I
can't figure out this seemingly trivial feature); I've done it plenty of
times in the past and I'm not sure why it is failing now. Already tried
restarts, freezing, time on Google, disconnecting the wacom, and banging my
head on the wall a few times..

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions,

 

Eric Cosky

 

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RE: Converting CValueArray to array of another type

2012-07-16 Thread Matt Lind

I should add that I already tried to extract the arrays from the command's 
input arguments like this, but resulted in zero-sized arrays:

   Application oApplication;
   Context oContext( in_ctxt );

   LONG n = 0;

   CValueArray aArguments = oContext.GetAttribute( L"Arguments" );
   Parameter oParameter   = aArguments[n++];

   CTimeArray   aFKeyTimes  = aArguments[n++];
   CDoubleArray aFKeyValues = aArguments[n++];
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsLeftX  = aArguments[n++];
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsLeftY  = aArguments[n++];
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsRightX = aArguments[n++];
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsRightY = aArguments[n++];
   CLongArray   aFKeyInterpolations = aArguments[n++];




Matt


From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com 
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Matt Lind
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 2:42 PM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: SDK: Converting CValueArray to array of another type

2013 SP1 has a bug (regression) where it takes forever and a day to write data 
onto FCurves using scripting.  Therefore I am writing a self installing command 
in C++ to work around that bug.  The command needs to accept 7 values.

The command's argument list looks something like this:

   // Arguments
   ArgumentArray oArguments = oCommand.GetArguments();

   oArguments.AddWithHandler( L"Parameter", L"SingleObj" );
   oArguments.Add( L"FCurveType", siStandardFCurve ); // FCurve key 
value type (float, int, boolean, ...)
   oArguments.Add( L"Interpolation" );// FCurve 
interpolation
   oArguments.Add( L"Extrapolation" );// FCurve 
extrapolation
   oArguments.Add( L"SI3DStyleFlag", false  );// FCurve curve 
type (Cubic vs. SI3D)
   oArguments.Add( L"FrameOffset",   0  );// offset for key 
time(s) to adjust for pasting.
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTimes");// 1D array of: 
FCurve key times
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyValues"   );// 1D array of: 
FCurve key values
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsLeftX");// 1D array of: 
FCurve key tangent
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsLeftY");
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsRightX"   );
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsRightY"   );
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyInterpolations"   );// 1D array of: 
FCurveKey Interpolations



//==
// _Execute()
//
//==
SICALLBACK ML_FCurveWrite_Execute( CRef& in_ctxt )
{
   Application oApplication;
   Context oContext( in_ctxt );

   LONG n = 0;

   CValueArray aArguments = oContext.GetAttribute( L"Arguments" );
   Parameter oParameter   = aArguments[n++];

   CValueArray aFKeyTimes  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyValues = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsLeftX  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsLeftY  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsRightX = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsRightY = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyInterpolations = aArguments[n++];


But in order to apply the incoming data onto an FCurve, the 7 CValueArray 
arrays must be converted to specific data types to satisfy FCurve.SetKeys() 
like  this:

LONG NbKeys = aFCurveTimes.GetCount();

   CTimeArray   aFKeyTimes;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyValues;
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsLeftX;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsLeftY;
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsRightX;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsRightY;
   CLongArray   aFKeyInterpolations;

for ( LONG i = 0; i < NbKeys; i++ ) {
  aFKeyTimes[i]  = (CTime)aFCurveTimes[i];
  aFKeyValues[i] = (double)aFCurveValues[i];
  aFKeyTangentsLeftX[i]  = (CTime)aFCurveTangentsLeftX[i];
  aFKeyTangentsLeftY[i]  = (double)aFCurveTangentsLeftY[i];
  aFKeyTangentsRightX[i] = (CTime)aFCurveTangentsRightX[i];
  aFKeyTangentsRightY[i] = (double)aFCurveTangentsRightY[i];
  aFKeyInterpolations[i] = (LONG)aFCurveInterpolations[i];
}


   // Apply the FKeys onto the FCurve

   oFCurve.BeginEdit();
  oFCurve.SetKeys(
aFKeyTimes,
aFKeyValues,
aFKeyInterpolations,
aFKeyTangentsLeftX,
aFKeyTangentsLeftY,
aFKeyTangentsRightX,
aFKeyTangentsRightY,
true
);
   oFCurve.EndEdit();




Anybody know of a typecast that can be performed on the entire array upon 
extracting from the command's argument list so I don't have to iterate and 
convert each array?

Matt

London Softimage Creatives drinks meet up

2012-07-16 Thread Andy Nicholas

Hi everyone,

I'm pleased to announce a drinks meet up for the Softimage user group in London 
next week. It'll be on Wednesday 25th July at 7pm, upstairs at The Wheatsheaf 
pub.

http://www.softimagecreatives.com/siclondon/?page_id=955

Following the overwhelming feedback we received from the last event, we've 
agreed to use this meeting to consult the putting together of a survey to poll 
users about how they'd like to see Softimage improve. After the event, we'll 
design the survey and send it out to everyone in the community to fill in. 
We'll then collate the results, and send the data directly to the Softimage 
development team as well as publishing it on our website for all to see.

In a nutshell; it'll be a survey designed by the community, for the community, 
and we hope that it gives Autodesk some quality feedback of how we'd like 
Softimage to move forward.

We're planning to send the final survey to everyone, not just the London user 
group, so no matter where you are, please feel free to contribute your views 
and opinions using the online form (see below) or our website. Note that the 
form linked to below isn't the actual survey, it's just a way for us to 
understand the breadth of opinion, and it'll be part of helping us design the 
survey that we'll send out in a few weeks time. 


Those who registered for the event in May will have already received an email, 
but for those who didn't, make sure you check it out below as it has all the 
links and details.

Thanks for your support.

All the best,

Andy


- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 

Dear Softimage Creative,

 
It's been nearly two months since the amazing event we had back in May, and you 
may have been wondering what we've been up to. Fear not! We've been listening 
to your feedback, and now we're ready to take the next step.
 
So what's next? Well, we're announcing an informal drinks meeting upstairs at 
The Wheatsheaf pub (which is right opposite where we held the last event at 
Jerusalem). It's going to happen at 7pm on Wednesday 25th July. That's just 
over a week away. There's no need to register.
 
We've approached Autodesk and asked them if we can provide feedback about 
Softimage and it's future development. When I say "we", we actually mean YOU!
 
 
It just so happens that this is perfect timing in the release cycle of 
Softimage. If we can give Autodesk quality information and feedback about 
Softimage now, there's a good chance of us influencing the development over the 
coming year. As ever, there are no guarantees or promises, but I'm sure you'll 
agree that this is a great opportunity.
 
So how are we going to gather this information? The plan is for it to be a two 
step process. First, we meet for drinks on the 25th and you tell us how you'd 
like Softimage to move forward. This will help us design a survey that we will 
send out to a wider audience. The survey is the second part of the process and 
is what we use to gather the information that will eventually get sent to 
Autodesk.
 
To get the conversation started, we'd like everyone who comes along on the 
night to think of the top 5 things that you'd add, fix, or change in Softimage. 
If you have some suggestions for survey questions too, then we'd love to hear 
them. 
 
We'll hand out forms so that you can tell us your thoughts on the night, but if 
you can't make it, you can use this online form 
(http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PGXLTT3), or contact us at any time via our 
website (http://www.softimagecreatives.com/contact)

Get the full details and latest news for this event on our website 
http://www.softimagecreatives.com/siclondon/?page_id=955

Finally, thanks to everyone who filled in the survey about the event we held in 
May. The results are now online here: 
http://www.softimagecreatives.com/siclondon/?page_id=928.
 
 
Best wishes,
 
The Softimage Creatives Team
 

Event: Softimage User Group Meet Up

Date: Wednesday, 25 July 2012 at 19:00 (GMT)

Location:
The Wheatsheaf Pub
25 Rathbone Place
W1T 1JN London
United Kingdom

For more information click here:
Softimage Creatives: The Next Event

SDK: Converting CValueArray to array of another type

2012-07-16 Thread Matt Lind

2013 SP1 has a bug (regression) where it takes forever and a day to write data 
onto FCurves using scripting.  Therefore I am writing a self installing command 
in C++ to work around that bug.  The command needs to accept 7 values.

The command's argument list looks something like this:

   // Arguments
   ArgumentArray oArguments = oCommand.GetArguments();

   oArguments.AddWithHandler( L"Parameter", L"SingleObj" );
   oArguments.Add( L"FCurveType", siStandardFCurve ); // FCurve key 
value type (float, int, boolean, ...)
   oArguments.Add( L"Interpolation" );// FCurve 
interpolation
   oArguments.Add( L"Extrapolation" );// FCurve 
extrapolation
   oArguments.Add( L"SI3DStyleFlag", false  );// FCurve curve 
type (Cubic vs. SI3D)
   oArguments.Add( L"FrameOffset",   0  );// offset for key 
time(s) to adjust for pasting.
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTimes");// 1D array of: 
FCurve key times
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyValues"   );// 1D array of: 
FCurve key values
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsLeftX");// 1D array of: 
FCurve key tangent
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsLeftY");
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsRightX"   );
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyTangentsRightY"   );
   oArguments.Add( L"aFKeyInterpolations"   );// 1D array of: 
FCurveKey Interpolations



//==
// _Execute()
//
//==
SICALLBACK ML_FCurveWrite_Execute( CRef& in_ctxt )
{
   Application oApplication;
   Context oContext( in_ctxt );

   LONG n = 0;

   CValueArray aArguments = oContext.GetAttribute( L"Arguments" );
   Parameter oParameter   = aArguments[n++];

   CValueArray aFKeyTimes  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyValues = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsLeftX  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsLeftY  = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsRightX = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyTangentsRightY = aArguments[n++];
   CValueArray aFKeyInterpolations = aArguments[n++];


But in order to apply the incoming data onto an FCurve, the 7 CValueArray 
arrays must be converted to specific data types to satisfy FCurve.SetKeys() 
like  this:

LONG NbKeys = aFCurveTimes.GetCount();

   CTimeArray   aFKeyTimes;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyValues;
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsLeftX;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsLeftY;
   CTimeArray   aFKeyTangentsRightX;
   CDoubleArray aFKeyTangentsRightY;
   CLongArray   aFKeyInterpolations;

for ( LONG i = 0; i < NbKeys; i++ ) {
  aFKeyTimes[i]  = (CTime)aFCurveTimes[i];
  aFKeyValues[i] = (double)aFCurveValues[i];
  aFKeyTangentsLeftX[i]  = (CTime)aFCurveTangentsLeftX[i];
  aFKeyTangentsLeftY[i]  = (double)aFCurveTangentsLeftY[i];
  aFKeyTangentsRightX[i] = (CTime)aFCurveTangentsRightX[i];
  aFKeyTangentsRightY[i] = (double)aFCurveTangentsRightY[i];
  aFKeyInterpolations[i] = (LONG)aFCurveInterpolations[i];
}


   // Apply the FKeys onto the FCurve

   oFCurve.BeginEdit();
  oFCurve.SetKeys(
aFKeyTimes,
aFKeyValues,
aFKeyInterpolations,
aFKeyTangentsLeftX,
aFKeyTangentsLeftY,
aFKeyTangentsRightX,
aFKeyTangentsRightY,
true
);
   oFCurve.EndEdit();




Anybody know of a typecast that can be performed on the entire array upon 
extracting from the command's argument list so I don't have to iterate and 
convert each array?

Matt

RE: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Mathieu Dufresne

http://www.amazon.com/Mathematics-Computer-Graphics-John-Vince/dp/1846280346

Worth a look! :)

MatDuf

From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com 
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Grahame Fuller
Sent: 16 juillet 2012 13:05
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: RE: ICE modeling

What sort of tutorials do you want to see? Creating shapes from the ground up, 
or something else?

What I have found is that the topo nodes themselves are not that complicated. 
The hard part is the math and logic you need to control them. So maybe math 
tutorials are needed?

gray

From: 
softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com

[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com]
 On Behalf Of Chris Marshall
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 09:44 AM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: ICE modeling

Yes!!
On 16 July 2012 11:50, adrian wyer 
mailto:adrian.w...@fluid-pictures.com>> wrote:
+1 on the request for ICE modelling 101

had a glance at the digital tutors one, but it's more about cloning than 
actually 'modelling'

this feature REALLY needs some in depth tutorials!!

a

RE: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Grahame Fuller

What sort of tutorials do you want to see? Creating shapes from the ground up, 
or something else?

What I have found is that the topo nodes themselves are not that complicated. 
The hard part is the math and logic you need to control them. So maybe math 
tutorials are needed?

gray

From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com 
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Chris Marshall
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 09:44 AM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: ICE modeling

Yes!!
On 16 July 2012 11:50, adrian wyer 
mailto:adrian.w...@fluid-pictures.com>> wrote:
+1 on the request for ICE modelling 101

had a glance at the digital tutors one, but it's more about cloning than 
actually 'modelling'

this feature REALLY needs some in depth tutorials!!

a

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Re: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Chris Marshall

Yes!!

On 16 July 2012 11:50, adrian wyer  wrote:

> ** ** **
>
> +1 on the request for ICE modelling 101
>
> ** **
>
> had a glance at the digital tutors one, but it's more about cloning than
> actually 'modelling'
>
> ** **
>
> this feature REALLY needs some in depth tutorials!!
>
> ** **
>
> a
>
> **
>

Re: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Chris Marshall

OK thanks. Will take a look.

On 16 July 2012 11:52, Oleg Bliznuk  wrote:

> >> If I then want to repeat an Extrude Poly Island, the repeat loop
> doesn't repeat.
>
> try this:
> http://xsisupport.wordpress.com/2011/12/20/the-case-of-the-while-loop-that-didnt-evaluate/
>

Re: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Oleg Bliznuk

>> If I then want to repeat an Extrude Poly Island, the repeat loop doesn't
repeat.

try this:
http://xsisupport.wordpress.com/2011/12/20/the-case-of-the-while-loop-that-didnt-evaluate/

RE: ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread adrian wyer

+1 on the request for ICE modelling 101

 

had a glance at the digital tutors one, but it's more about cloning than
actually 'modelling'

 

this feature REALLY needs some in depth tutorials!!

 

a

 

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From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Chris Marshall
Sent: 16 July 2012 11:47
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: ICE modeling

 

Hello,

I'm trying to get my head around ice modeling again after not succeeding the
first time around and I have a few questions.

I can build a basic shape with Create Topo, easy enough. If I then want to
repeat an Extrude Poly Island, the repeat loop doesn't repeat.

Is there a good resource for ICE modeling I should maybe be looking at? It
currently seems everything I try doesn't do what I expect.

Thanks

Chris

 

 

 

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ICE modeling

2012-07-16 Thread Chris Marshall

Hello,
I'm trying to get my head around ice modeling again after not succeeding
the first time around and I have a few questions.
I can build a basic shape with Create Topo, easy enough. If I then want to
repeat an Extrude Poly Island, the repeat loop doesn't repeat.
Is there a good resource for ICE modeling I should maybe be looking at? It
currently seems everything I try doesn't do what I expect.
Thanks
Chris

RE: Soft 2013

2012-07-16 Thread Nick Angus

That's good news, I new there were a few things broken in the initial release, 
I was hoping most if not all were taken care of with sp1.

Thanks for your thoughts!

N

From: softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com 
[mailto:softimage-boun...@listproc.autodesk.com] On Behalf Of Rob Wuijster
Sent: Monday, 16 July 2012 7:50 PM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
Subject: Re: Soft 2013

Me too...






Rob



\/-\/\/
On 16-7-2012 11:31, Matt Morris wrote:
Is anyone using 2013 in production yet? Have people been waiting for sp1?

I'm interested too.

On 13 July 2012 06:41, Nick Angus mailto:n...@altvfx.com>> 
wrote:
Hey Folks,

This may have been asked here before but possibly not since sp1...
What is the general opinion of Soft 2013 in production?, I guess as it has been 
indicated there will not be another release for quite a while AD feel it is 
ready.
Of course I am far more interested in hearing real life stories of woe/joy.

Cheers, Nick

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Re: Soft 2013

2012-07-16 Thread Rob Wuijster


  
  
Me too...
  

Rob

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  On 16-7-2012 11:31, Matt Morris wrote:

Is anyone using 2013 in production yet? Have people
  been waiting for sp1?
  
  
  I'm interested too.
  

On 13 July 2012 06:41, Nick Angus 
  wrote:
  

  
Hey Folks, 
 
This may have been asked here
  before but possibly not since sp1…
What is the general opinion of Soft
  2013 in production?, I guess as it has been indicated
  there will not be another release for quite a while AD
  feel it is ready.
Of course I am far more interested
  in hearing real life stories of woe/joy.
 
Cheers, Nick
 

 
  

  





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Re: Soft 2013

2012-07-16 Thread Chris Marshall

Have you guys heard there are problems? As far as I know it's fine. We've
been using it here with no problems. I'm sure there are niggles as with any
major release, but unless you have good reason, I'd jump straight in and
start using it.



On 16 July 2012 10:31, Matt Morris  wrote:

> Is anyone using 2013 in production yet? Have people been waiting for sp1?
>
> I'm interested too.
>
>
> On 13 July 2012 06:41, Nick Angus  wrote:
>
>>  Hey Folks, 
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> This may have been asked here before but possibly not since sp1…
>>
>> What is the general opinion of Soft 2013 in production?, I guess as it
>> has been indicated there will not be another release for quite a while AD
>> feel it is ready.
>>
>> Of course I am far more interested in hearing real life stories of
>> woe/joy.
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> Cheers, Nick
>>
>> ** **
>>
>> [image: Description: ALT_signature_NANGUS]
>>
>> ** **
>>
>
>
>
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Re: Soft 2013

2012-07-16 Thread Matt Morris

Is anyone using 2013 in production yet? Have people been waiting for sp1?

I'm interested too.


On 13 July 2012 06:41, Nick Angus  wrote:

>  Hey Folks, 
>
> ** **
>
> This may have been asked here before but possibly not since sp1…
>
> What is the general opinion of Soft 2013 in production?, I guess as it has
> been indicated there will not be another release for quite a while AD feel
> it is ready.
>
> Of course I am far more interested in hearing real life stories of woe/joy.
> 
>
> ** **
>
> Cheers, Nick
>
> ** **
>
> [image: Description: ALT_signature_NANGUS]
>
> ** **
>



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