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Hi DyllanCFX, thanks for your reply and answer. I am thinking that may compound animation? The alembic animation would move the leaves but then also the nCloth solver would be animating the leaves as well? I'll give it a try though and see if it works.
Hi DyllanCFX, thanks for your reply and answer. I am thinking that may compound animation? The alembic animation would move the leaves but then also the nCloth solver would be animating the leaves as well? I'll give it a try though and see if it works.
If you use Input Mesh Attract, you can determine whether the leaves following alembic animation, all nCloth sim, or somewhere in between. By default, nCloth will take over alembic animation but leverage the placement on initial frame.
I'm not exactly sure the context of this situation, but I would think either nParticle (wide shot) or nCloth (close up) should do the trick. Using both may not be necessary.
Here's an article on falling leaves in case you haven't seen it already.
If you use Input Mesh Attract, you can determine whether the leaves following alembic animation, all nCloth sim, or somewhere in between. By default, nCloth will take over alembic animation but leverage the placement on initial frame.
I'm not exactly sure the context of this situation, but I would think either nParticle (wide shot) or nCloth (close up) should do the trick. Using both may not be necessary.
Here's an article on falling leaves in case you haven't seen it already.
It has taken me awhile to get back to this issue. I am able convert nparticles(I just used spheres) to polygons, export as alembic, import alembic back into scene, create the nCloth, but then the nCloth polygons don't act like nCloth. It creates a nCloth node in the outliner, but polygons do not respond/react to gravity, passive collider, etc. I tried changing the 'input mesh attract' slider on nClothShape node, but nothing changes. Hmm, I'll keep experimenting.
It has taken me awhile to get back to this issue. I am able convert nparticles(I just used spheres) to polygons, export as alembic, import alembic back into scene, create the nCloth, but then the nCloth polygons don't act like nCloth. It creates a nCloth node in the outliner, but polygons do not respond/react to gravity, passive collider, etc. I tried changing the 'input mesh attract' slider on nClothShape node, but nothing changes. Hmm, I'll keep experimenting.
