Hi Danny,
I'm impressed, looks great!

wastzzz
>>>Great, works really well. Is it possible in the future to use other objects than spheres?
I tested this script with other simple shapes (cubes, cylinders), but I am not satisfied with the quality. A cloth stretched over sharp edges looks really bad.
Also I tested it with complex curved shapes. It works, but veeeerrrrry sloooooow...... I need a fast algorithm for collision detection between points and surfaces.
BTW, Don't forget that you can use a lot of spheres :)

Most impressive!

Marc

Hello Max

When you select points does it possible to have a "circular selection" ?
It's possible by hands with your script but it's some tiedous! :)

And will be very useful in many other cases than your script ! ;)

Have happy coding!

Hi Pilou
You read my mind :)

I am a medium! :)

I am making the French version but have 2 questions! :)
http://moiscript.weebly.com/simulation-tissu.html

Where is this text who say to press Done for translate it?



and when I abort and relaunch the script with something selected i have this message
where is it for translate it?

>>Where is this text who say to press Done for translate it?
_Cloth.js, line 53

>>and when I abort and relaunch the script with something selected i have this message where is it for translate it?
_Cloth.js, line 13
(forgot to change this message)

I think you should shorten the labels. :)

Thx for the infos! I had researched only on the HTM :)

Seems I can't modify the JS file without this!

In what code I must save the modifications for have French accents ? Normally I use utf-8

Of course I see nothing like this when I read the line 1 before the // !

Hi Pilou,

> In what code I must save the modifications for have French accents ? Normally I use utf-8

The mechanism that loads text files like the .js file knows how to load either ascii files or UTF-16 (little endian), so possibly UTF-16 could work.

- Michael

I always use utf-8.
I just checked this file in hex editor - everything is correct.
Try to use /* comment */ instead of // comment, or erase this line at all.

utf-8 is equivalent to ascii if there is no "byte order mark" at the start of the file and only uses ascii characters in it.

If you need to use non-ascii characters in a script, try saving it as UTF-16 little endian with byte order mark, the text file loader knows how to load that type of unicode text file.

- Michael

utf-16 seems works !

Wow Max! Great to then use Network on the curves, and shell for thickness! This is truly cool! Thank you so much!



Michael T.

New version of the script will be released soon :)


[added] three different types of constraints ( version 0.8 - one type )
[added] flexibility control
[added] increased precision of the cloth structure calculation ( upto 20 iterations per frame. version 0.8 - one iteration)

P.S. This weekend, I hope.

Cool! :-)

Nice to see cloth simulation outside Cinema4D as well. :-)

Peace,
Rich_Art. ;-)

The new version (v0.95). Even earlier than planned :)

[added] three different types of constraints ( version 0.8 - one type )
[added] flexibility control
[added] increased precision of the cloth structure calculation ( upto 20 iterations per frame. version 0.8 - one iteration)
[added] Frame skipping slider (allows to skip frame updating during calculations)

I know about this problem. I'll try to fix it in the next version.


Update (v0.96):
[added] Lock anchor points checkbox (the problem described above is partially solved)

Very convincing result!
Seems this always only spheres ?
But seems you have had some parameters! :)

At this moment only spheres and donuts :)).. But I plan to add a new obstacle type - triangles. :)