I'm doing a quick Rigids tutorial and I had a similar issue with a previous project but have forgotten how i fixed it. Basically I've created a little building, fractured it, and am currently trying to glue it all together via constraint network and glue constraint relationships. The problem is the glue doesn't seem to be.. gluing? and my constraints aren't highlighted as they should be, and thus my objects aren't constrained together at all. The tut is from version 15.5 and I'm working in 17.5, so I'm wondering if there's a new node or a default value somewhere that's different?
Here's what it's supposed to look like [puu.sh]
Here's what is occurring for me [puu.sh] with what is supposed to be identical values
hip file here [drive.google.com]
I used a primitive wrangle after a connect adjacent pieces node to add the following strings:
s@constraint_name = “Glue”; (which the glue constraint relationship should be calling to)
f@strength = 1.0; (just to add a base strength value)
I feel like it should be working and I've been unable to find the issue. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Trouble with glue constraint and constraint network.
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- toenexx
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I'm following the same tutorial and having the same issues at the same part. Only way I got it to work is in the attribute wrangle right before creating the constraints / output pieces, is change the line from:
s@name_orig = s@name;
s@name = sprintf(“inst%d”, @ptnum);
to
s@name_orig = s@name;
s@name = sprintf(“piece%d”, @ptnum);
After this, I was able to see the glue constraints in the dop network.
s@name_orig = s@name;
s@name = sprintf(“inst%d”, @ptnum);
to
s@name_orig = s@name;
s@name = sprintf(“piece%d”, @ptnum);
After this, I was able to see the glue constraints in the dop network.
Edited by toenexx - July 17, 2019 11:23:06
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hey can you provide me your hip file of this topic issue.
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