Hi,
exporting a tyCache can preserve some properties, but it can't preserve Operators like Object Bind, correct? Basically, it just saves the movement of the particles, not what makes them move.
And the Playback Cache can't be saved, so I'll have to recalculate that each time I open the file, no way around it?
Is there any way how I could save the initial state of a cloth animation (after it has settled) without having to recalculate it each time I open the file, but still have all the operators, local stiffness settings etc.?
The only way I can think of right now is to copy the event(s), just load in the cashed state at the beginning (in a worst case scenario a mesh) and maybe do something with Flow Update.
When I use a Birth-Flow and set my 1-frame cache as a source (clamped to the frame in question), I somehow get double particles when I add a Cloth Bind (or rather Cloth Bind adds its own, bound particles, probably). That also happens when I untick "Particles" in the "Enable Cache Elements"section of the tyCache object. Unchecking "deforming meshes" makes the mesh go away, on the other hand.
exporting a tyCache can preserve some properties, but it can't preserve Operators like Object Bind, correct? Basically, it just saves the movement of the particles, not what makes them move.
And the Playback Cache can't be saved, so I'll have to recalculate that each time I open the file, no way around it?
Is there any way how I could save the initial state of a cloth animation (after it has settled) without having to recalculate it each time I open the file, but still have all the operators, local stiffness settings etc.?
The only way I can think of right now is to copy the event(s), just load in the cashed state at the beginning (in a worst case scenario a mesh) and maybe do something with Flow Update.
When I use a Birth-Flow and set my 1-frame cache as a source (clamped to the frame in question), I somehow get double particles when I add a Cloth Bind (or rather Cloth Bind adds its own, bound particles, probably). That also happens when I untick "Particles" in the "Enable Cache Elements"section of the tyCache object. Unchecking "deforming meshes" makes the mesh go away, on the other hand.