Adam Trachtenberg
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Only thing I can think to add is that it *may* be OGL related? To rule it out, go to Preferences>OpenGL and run the compatibility test. Then turn off hardware OGL and restart the application.
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If Binh has R19 Studio there may be a chance of doing it more simply. You can place multiple objects as children of the Voronoi Fracture object and remove all fracture sources, which then makes each object a separate fragment. You can then assign a Fixed Connector to the Voronoi which draws springs between the objects.
The caveat is that it only seems to draw those connections if objects have parallel surfaces that are very close together. So you’d have to be awfully careful how you build, if it’s even possible.
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I’m no expert, having never actually printed a model, but from what I’ve read it needs to be “water tight,” meaning that there can’t be any 2D surfaces. It has to have thickness and everything must be welded.
Your model has a lot of disconnected points which can be cleaned up with the Mesh>Commands>Optimize function. Beyond that, the lid isn’t connected to the sides, it’s 2D, and it has a hole in the middle.
A good way to check a model’s integrity is to go to the attributes manager and select Mode (top menu)>Modeling. Then go to the Mesh Checking tab and enable mesh checking. That’s give you a color coded display on your model of potential problem areas.
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Thanks for following up.
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Can you upload the texture?
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When you create the rig, go to the Adjust tab and change Objects>Components to Objects>Controllers. Then you can select and move the pole vectors.
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I think you’re going to be out of luck there, or at least I don’t know of any way to do that in Octane.
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I don’t think Octane recognizes the Cinema compositing tag. What are you trying to accomplish? It may be possible with the Octane Object Tag.
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It’s probably a UV mapping issue. Try setting the projection to cubic in the texture tag and see how it looks.
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The surface deformer depends on the target object having a good UV map, and your arm object doesn’t. All of the UV polygons are stacked on top of each other, which is why your cube is restricted to that one area.