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birthing objects along a grid? - tybro - 02-21-2023
I'm sure there is a real simple solution to this but i need to evenly distribute my birthed objects on a plane radiating out from center. What would be the best way to set this up?
Thanks
RE: birthing objects along a grid? - tyFlow - 02-21-2023
Birth Surface > vertices, on a plane with evenly spaced segments?
RE: birthing objects along a grid? - tybro - 02-21-2023
(02-21-2023, 05:39 PM)tyFlow Wrote: Birth Surface > vertices, on a plane with evenly spaced segments?
i see that, but how would i birth teapots at those specific spots for instance?
RE: birthing objects along a grid? - tyFlow - 02-21-2023
Use a Shape operator and specify a teapot as the reference object.
RE: birthing objects along a grid? - tybro - 02-22-2023
sorry for being so dumb here, but now i need them birthing outward from center.
I created this initially with birth>shape>position object(using an animated torus to birth them)>rotation>physX shape so they drop in place. but i'd like their placement to be more uniform, which i wasnt able to achieve with fuse or spread.
the alternate set up is birth surface>shape - which aligns them perfectly but i lose the animated birth