Alejandro Torres
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Use the Connect function on both splines (they must be editable not primitives and then use an Extrude nurbs object with a low height value.
It shouldn’t be hard to do so.
Regards
Alejandro
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Do you have moGraph? that would be the easiest way…
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Hi, you can achieve this by having enough height segments in
your cylinder (if it is still a primitive) or subdivide it accordingly if it’s a polygonal object (via the make editable button). Once your cylinder is subdivided you can use a bend deformer and make it a child along with the cylinder of a null. I would send you a scene file but I have R10…I hope this helps…
Regards Alejandro
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Hi, maybe you should try to lower the ext pressure and the viscosity, as well as considering major changes in the scale, perhaps what you need are more particles to cut the thick look. And if you have them you could also try to reduce the blending of the particles in the mesh as well as reducing the poly size but it will definitely increase the render times.
Hope this helps
Alejandro
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by the way.. what happened to him? it seems he is no longer a member.
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Use Mograph and a shader effector… Check Mylenium’s tutorials.
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No problem.
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You can, just select the polygon and choose selection—>set selection, name it however you prefer. On the texture tag limit just drag it or write the name of the selection in the selection box and that’s it, now you just need to set other selections for the faces and map them correctly.
Hope this helps
Alejandro
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Maybe you could give more details, it is impossible to guess what your problem is.
Alejandro
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Thanks for the tip! I’ll consider staying away from it and see the others you recommend
Regards
Alejandro