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how do i make the wind force affect only one object?
Hi! I wanted to know if there is any way that the wind force affects only one object because Im doing this scene where I have a flag (which has movement thanks to the wind force) but it’s affecting the table cloth I have far away from the flag, and it’s making the tablecloth to fly away.
As you can see in the picture i have the wind force (bottom left) far from the table cloth ( which is at the top right)
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Regardless of where they’re located, forces like wind will affect every applicable object in the scene (the cloth flag and tablecloth in your scene) unless they are restricted by a falloff. Just add a field (box for example) around the flag and the wind will only affect it.
Another option: Instead of using a wind force to blow the flag, you could use the wind parameters inside the flag’s cloth tag to add wind and turbulence as desired.
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thank you so much!!!
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You’re very welcome.
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I’ve had this problem also, where the wind for a particular object e.g.a blowing flag disrupts other objects in the scene. it can be very annoying, especially if you are trying to combine various elements in a scene. You suggest putting a field around the flag…could you do it the other way? where you maybe just put a field (box field) around the e.g.table cloth so it is protected and not affected by the wind for the flag?
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