Yes thanks Chris
Fabricio sent me a fixed scene
G
On 2013/08/14 12:09 PM, Chris Marshall wrote:
Did you get this sorted?



On 13 August 2013 14:57, Gerbrand Nel <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hey Morten
    The scene is set up to create an ice modelled plant.
    The modelling part was removed from the scene to make it small
    enough to post on here.
    I can mail the full scene to you If you want it
    G

    On 2013/08/13 11:42 AM, Morten Bartholdy wrote:

    Pretty cool stuff Fabricio.

    Sorry for crashing the thread, but out of curiosity I took a look
    at your scene, and here the trunk and branches does not render -
    only the leaf cones. I am on 2013 SP2 - what do I need to do to
    render the trunk and branches too?

    MB


    Den 12. august 2013 kl. 20:15 skrev Fabricio Chamon
    <[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]>:

        Hi Gerbrand,
        I took a look at your scene (on SI2013).

        My solution was to replace leaf emission from the main
        pointcloud to a new pointcloud to keep things simple. Then
        add points at strandpositions (filtering by the original
        pointcloud last state_id - or strandtree iteration) and query
        strand arrays to build a "root to tip" attribute on each
        leaf. Finally do whatever you need with this new attribute,
        like resize the particles with an fcurve and so on...
        hope it helps.


        2013/8/12 Gerbrand Nel < [email protected]
        <mailto:[email protected]> >

            Cool, so you can check it out in 2013??
            How do I get the leaves to go smaller towards the tip of
            each emitting branch?
            If it was a curve I could read the nearest U value and
            rescale that, but this strand business complicates things.
            The other thing I tried and failed at was to measure the
            distance between each leaf and the tip of the strand, to
            get a value to work with.
            But things get lost in arrays of weird-shit from my point
            of view.
            I hate knowing enough to get into this kind of crap, but
            not enough to get out!!!
            G

            On 2013/08/12 07:08 PM, Stephen Blair wrote:

                I have 2013 SP1 too, so I can compare. It just
                doesn't work in 2014 SP2. I unplugged everything but
                Basic Tree, and in 2014 SP2, Emit Leaves doesn't add
                any points to the point cloud.


                On 12/08/2013 12:44 PM, Gerbrand Nel wrote:

                    Yeah probably
                    I'm still in good old 2013 sp1

                    G
                    On 2013/08/12 06:37 PM, Stephen Blair wrote:

                        In 2014 I see the same thing as Chris.
                        Probably some nodes were dropped on
                        load...maybe you were using an old version of
                        Build Array from Set?

                        On 12/08/2013 12:31 PM, Chris Marshall wrote:



                            On 12 August 2013 17:21, Gerbrand Nel <
                            [email protected]
                            <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

                                Hey Chris, Thanks for looking
                                On my side I see a stand tree with
                                green cones where leaves will be
                                Are you at least seeing that?
                                G

                                On 2013/08/12 06:06 PM, Chris
                                Marshall wrote:

                                    I'm not seeing much when I open
                                    the scene? Or is that the problem?



                                    On 12 August 2013 16:25, Gerbrand
                                    Nel < [email protected]
                                    <mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

                                        So this is part of my
                                        frustrating quest to get
                                        smarter with ICE.
                                        I would very much like to
                                        create a mint bush
                                        procedurally using ICE.
                                        I started by first molesting
                                        a lovely compound created by
                                        Fabricio Chamon called strand
                                        tree.
                                        I think Fabricio knew noobs
                                        like me would come along and
                                        try this kind of shit,
                                        because the compound
                                        responded with a full 3 hours
                                        of sodomy.
                                        It is time to beg you guys
                                        for some help!!
                                        The leaves is the main
                                        problem. I have got the
                                        rotation and position right,
                                        but I have no clue how to
                                        scale them so they are small
                                        towards the tips of each stem.
                                        Could someone please have a
                                        look at this scene. I'm sure
                                        it's just a simple array
                                        thing, but my mind has
                                        problems with arrays.
                                        Thanks guys
                                        G



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