Hi
I'm trying to create a paper plane that lands on the ground or hits some object.
I thought that vellum and cloth would be the way to go, but effects are really bad.
Plane behaves like a cloth, do not keep shape on bending. I need something, that would keep shape in places where it was bent.
Using tetrahedral volume does not really help, as plane after landing does not keep shape (as in attachment)
How should I attempt to simulate such material?
Regards
Paper material in vellum
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I don't find vellum any worse than bullet for such situations
low resolution of your plane geo, low mass, high bend stiffness and enough iterations/substeps should easily give you result you are after
EDIT: oh, and for keeping the shape after deformation you may want to use plasticity for bend constraints
low resolution of your plane geo, low mass, high bend stiffness and enough iterations/substeps should easily give you result you are after
EDIT: oh, and for keeping the shape after deformation you may want to use plasticity for bend constraints
Edited by tamte - Nov. 3, 2019 22:35:50
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