14-09-2020, 10:47 AM
Hi,
I'm interested in using Obi Cloth for a project I am working on, however, I'd like to know if it will actually help me with what I'm aiming to do.
In the attached image, I have two submeshes. I've stored multiple vertex pairs (linked with the white gizmo lines). I would like to apply a force to individual vertices that move each pair of linked vertices towards each other in a way that is physically simulated so that it fits realistically around the cylinder, with the linked edges behaving like seams.
Otherwise, I also noticed a 'balloons' feature. If I placed the two meshes flat against each other and connected them, would I be able to balloon around the cylinder?
If it's possible to achieve this outcome this way, I would love to know. If there's a better/supported way to achieve this too, please let me know!
Thanks in advance,
Jordan
I'm interested in using Obi Cloth for a project I am working on, however, I'd like to know if it will actually help me with what I'm aiming to do.
In the attached image, I have two submeshes. I've stored multiple vertex pairs (linked with the white gizmo lines). I would like to apply a force to individual vertices that move each pair of linked vertices towards each other in a way that is physically simulated so that it fits realistically around the cylinder, with the linked edges behaving like seams.
Otherwise, I also noticed a 'balloons' feature. If I placed the two meshes flat against each other and connected them, would I be able to balloon around the cylinder?
If it's possible to achieve this outcome this way, I would love to know. If there's a better/supported way to achieve this too, please let me know!
Thanks in advance,
Jordan