jiggle

See Stiffness.

See Damping.

See Weight.

Sets how much jiggling occurs in directions normal to the surface.

Sets how much jiggling occurs in directions tangent to the surface.

If you select Enable Only After Object Stops (see Enable), the Motion Multiplier scales how much the object jiggles after it stops moving.

Sets the direction of a surface’s jiggle relative to the direction of its normals. A Direction Bias of 1.000 causes a jiggle deformed surface to move only in the direction of its normals and a Direction Bias of -1.000 causes a jiggle deformed surface to move only in the opposite direction of its normals. A Direction Bias of 0.000 causes the jiggle deformed surface to move in both directions. The default Direction Bias value is 0.000.

You can use the Direction Bias attribute to prevent any unwanted collapsing of a jiggle deformed surface. For example, if you are animating the jiggly stomach of a sumo wrestler, you can set the Direction Bias attribute’s value to 1.000 so that the surface of the character’s stomach will only jiggle outward.

See Ignore Transform.

If you have created jiggle cache for the jiggle animation controlled by this jiggle node, this field displays the name of the jiggle cache node. You can click the arrow button to the right of the name to view the jiggle cache settings. See To create disk cache for jiggle deformers.