On capturing a close models
654 3 2- Y_San
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Is there a better way to Capture each model as close and overlapping as in the image?
Each has a name attribute (variant) so I think that could be used.
I’d like to ask you for your help
(only 4 models as an example, but there will be more in a production environment.)
Each has a name attribute (variant) so I think that could be used.
I’d like to ask you for your help
(only 4 models as an example, but there will be more in a production environment.)
Edited by Y_San - June 24, 2024 04:56:13
- danfitz82
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Here's an option to get cleaner captures in this process:
- for geometry to be captured, promote the variant attribute to prims
- loop over that geometry, using the primitive variant attribute to split pieces
- within the loop: set a point group on your skeleton based on the current variant attribute, then limit the joint capture proximity to only capture with that group
Updated HIP attached.
- for geometry to be captured, promote the variant attribute to prims
- loop over that geometry, using the primitive variant attribute to split pieces
- within the loop: set a point group on your skeleton based on the current variant attribute, then limit the joint capture proximity to only capture with that group
Updated HIP attached.
- edward
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