Emil Məlikov
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Consecutive fracturing July 21, 2020, 12:27 p.m.
Hello,
I want to fracture my object consecutively, say, I have 2 sets of constraints, first break “concrete_fracture_1” then break “concrete_fracture_2”. My purpose is when pieces from first breakage fall onto the ground they break further. RBD Material Fracture node gives these 2 sets of constraint groups but I don't know how to effectively delete them to achieve my purpose. I tried Delete node on constraints only, but it seemed RBD Bullet Solver didn't like animated bounding box.
I want to fracture my object consecutively, say, I have 2 sets of constraints, first break “concrete_fracture_1” then break “concrete_fracture_2”. My purpose is when pieces from first breakage fall onto the ground they break further. RBD Material Fracture node gives these 2 sets of constraint groups but I don't know how to effectively delete them to achieve my purpose. I tried Delete node on constraints only, but it seemed RBD Bullet Solver didn't like animated bounding box.
Error in tutorial? June 23, 2020, 9:19 a.m.
Hi everyone,
while following the tutorial about Material Based Destruction, the Step 6 is named “Intra-Material Constraints (Studs to Wall)”. I think there is some confusion about using the words “Intra” and “Inter”. Here first sentence says:
“The RBD Material Fracture SOPs have created the inter-material constraints. These are the constraints that define the strength of the bonds between the pre-fractured geometry. For example, how strong and resistant to fracture the drywall is.”
– I think there is a confusion between “Intra” and “Inter”. Here it is about constraining one material to other material which should be “Inter” (Between). And when it talks about the RBD Material Fracture node I think here “Intra” (which means “Inside”) should be used, because the bond is inside the material holding the material's pieces together.
Since this tutorial is technical and the result is dependent on the accuracy of steps, it should be as clear as possible, especially for beginners. Thank you for your attention.
The link to online version is below:
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/destruction/tutorials/intro_to_mbd_2.html#step-6-intra-material-constraints-i [www.sidefx.com]
while following the tutorial about Material Based Destruction, the Step 6 is named “Intra-Material Constraints (Studs to Wall)”. I think there is some confusion about using the words “Intra” and “Inter”. Here first sentence says:
“The RBD Material Fracture SOPs have created the inter-material constraints. These are the constraints that define the strength of the bonds between the pre-fractured geometry. For example, how strong and resistant to fracture the drywall is.”
– I think there is a confusion between “Intra” and “Inter”. Here it is about constraining one material to other material which should be “Inter” (Between). And when it talks about the RBD Material Fracture node I think here “Intra” (which means “Inside”) should be used, because the bond is inside the material holding the material's pieces together.
Since this tutorial is technical and the result is dependent on the accuracy of steps, it should be as clear as possible, especially for beginners. Thank you for your attention.
The link to online version is below:
https://www.sidefx.com/docs/houdini/destruction/tutorials/intro_to_mbd_2.html#step-6-intra-material-constraints-i [www.sidefx.com]
How to fight rotating sim pieces? June 11, 2020, 3:42 a.m.
Thank you “toadstorm” and “mrCatfish” for the replies.