Les Stuck

I have been playing with importing models with skeletons from Maya or Blender into jit.gl.model, then using the copynodestoclipboard message to create jit.anim.nodes which can be bound to jit.phys objects linked by constraints, so that the physics objects control the model. The coolest example I've been able to study is Rob's awesome 

. This seems to be tricky stuff. I've been able to get it to work–almost.

Has anyone else besides Rob worked with this particular technique?

If you'd like to post examples of patches that use this technique and share your experiences, I would be most grateful. If there is enough material, I might a tutorial for the Cycling '74 wiki.

I have been playing with importing models with skeletons from Maya or Blender into jit.gl.model, then  using the copynodestoclipboard message to create jit.anim.nodes which can be bound to jit.phys objects linked by constraints, so that the physics objects control the model. The coolest example I've been able to study is Rob's awesome Physics Patch-A-Day Ten. This seems to be tricky stuff. I've been able to get it to work–almost.

jit-gl-model-copynodestoclipboard-jit-phys-experiences-examples

Im an art student trying to make a kind of 3d mesh erosion patch using individual vertexes as a "natural" way of erosion . so it is kind of similar to what you are doing but only having one vertex active at a time on the mesh.

Im a newby to max so i am struggling a bit with the message copynodestoclipboard how have you been getting on with this? could you give me any pointers?

jit.gl.model -> copynodestoclipboard -> jit.phys – Experiences & Examples