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Thank you Ralf for sharing this update with us, some simple tricks can really save many people’s day.
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Glad you found it, so there is something preventing you from using the rigged tag on the emitter directly, waiting to hear about your succeed in applying this to your scene. Good luck!
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It was clear from the beginning that you were talking about the problem with the cloner. I apologize for not paying attention. You could bypass this by applying the rigid tag to the object, then making it a child of the emitter, then dragging the rigid tag from the object to the emitter as in the attached file. I hope this is what you are looking for.
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Hi Matt,
Your presentation of the problem was very clear as usual but I couldn’t understand why you couldn’t add a rigid body tag to these particles. As long as you are using an emitter you should be able to make the particles collide with each other and at the same time with another surface as in the tutorial below, so maybe you could post your file here to let me have a closer look or you could send the file to my email.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuPRQgQUQVM
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Hi Mauricio,
Unity doesn’t read the deformation animation by default. The only deformer that work so far is Skin deformer with a bone structure. So unless your scene has bones, you won’t see any trace of the deformation in Unity , even if you use a baking plugin like NitroBake to make sure the keyframes are baked perfectly. You’ll still have to use bones to simulate the deformation you wanted or purchase an Unity plugin such as Megafiers to do it. I was wondering if it would be possible to exporting the deformation if we exported them via a third party program like Maya or Blender. I haven’t had a chance to try that yet, maybe you could give it a try.
I hope this helps.
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My pleasure!
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I’m so glad this was helpful to you, Matt!
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You’re welcome, Matt! I’ve played around with the shader blending and attached the modified file, please confirm if this is what you want so all that’s left now is to make the blue particles not vibrate.
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Hi Matt,
Have you tried changing the Blending to Clip and the Opacity to zero in one of the shaders? You explained the issue logically and clearly, but still, if you could, it would be better to post the file here so we can check it for you, maybe someone can help. As for the objects maintaining their initial motion at their initial positions, not changing their properties based on where in the shader they move to, I don’t think this is possible except by using a script if that’s even possible, because this is somewhat contradicts the shader principle, I have not seen such a thing possible except with Linear Field.
I hope this is helpful to you.
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Hi Reno,
You could post your file here or send it to my email and I will convert it for you.