Got a simple setup here, just 3 lines that I each run through an attribute wrangle to assign @width a value, than I merge them and wanna use the width attribute to drive the width from the sweep node which is set on ribbon. I know I could make 3 different sweeps but I wanna eventually turn this into an HDA which could have as many inputs as needed.
I tried just writing the @width in the parameter, tried reference (local attribute and scene data).
Didn't manage to find any solutions online, maybe this is just not the way you would suppose to do it, I would appreciate if someone would give me a pointer in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!
Andrew. H.
Using attribute to drive parameters
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Hi, just stumbled on this as well. Old thread but can be good to write anyways.
Just make sure that the attribute "pscale" exists on the points of the incoming curve. You do not need to enter anything in the width parameter of the sweep node. I guess pscale works as a multiplier of the width parm value.
Just make sure that the attribute "pscale" exists on the points of the incoming curve. You do not need to enter anything in the width parameter of the sweep node. I guess pscale works as a multiplier of the width parm value.
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