Marc Fovargues
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Your PolyFX are children of the splines, that is not right. Move them so they are below the splines but still in the extrude for each letter. That should resolve it.
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Without seeing the file it’s hard to pin-point. Any chance of a simplified version to look at?
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After having a quick look this is what I did.
1. Add a Plane object underneath your sand plane and offset it on negative Y but, not beyond the depth of your spheres so they still show.
2. Apply a Static Rigid Body tag to this new plane and remove it from your sand plane if there is one, and make sure the Collision Deformer is applied to your sand plane. Collision Deformer will do the work.
3. The sand plane will need 100-200 (maybe more) subdivisions to look convincing but you can cache the result in the Collision Deformer.
4. In the Collision Deformer Object tab set the Falloff to Surface (Collider is best but much slower at computing result) and Restore Shape to 0% (Play with this for the effect you want).
5. On the Collider tab set it to Outside (worked for me, again play with the options).Your spheres should now leave trails as they roll about 🙂
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The flicker appears due to the tracer spline settings.
Intermediate points set to adaptive with 5 degree angle solves this. -
Hi, you should definitely revisit rails, they really help. Basically you duplicate your spline and offset it, like a railway track, that then helps with orientation along your original spline.
Here’s a great example of that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yXE7qgDJT0
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Check your plain effector, by default it is set to offset to 100 on the Y position. Maybe you need to turn position off?