Using Graphs as Input

Using Graphs as Input

doppelgaenger_digital
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Using Graphs as Input

doppelgaenger_digital
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What I would like to do is for example, making a particle sim. Then I would like to use the output of the sim as input for an aero sim, but on a seperate graph.

I want to keep my graphs as clean as possible, and seperate different parts, but more than with just making compounds out of different operations.

 

Is it possible to reference the output of my particle sim in another graph in one go, without using alembic?

 

 

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mjcg91
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EDIT: double post

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mjcg91
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Of course you can. Just create an input port of type Amino::Object or array<Amino::Object> in your second graph, and plug the output of your first graph into the second graph using the Node Editor.

graph_daisy_chain2.jpg

 

graph_daisy_chain3.jpg

 

graph_daisy_chain1.jpg

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doppelgaenger_digital
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Hi Maxime!

 

It's working just the way you suggested, thank you!

Although I get some instabilities and crashes. Must investigate further if it's a bug or my fault, before posting on the forum.

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