Create nCloth Exclude Collide Pairs constraints

You can create an Exclude Collide Pairs constraint for nCloths, passive objects, or vertices to prevent them from colliding with specific nCloths, passive objects, or vertices. This constraints is useful when you want to improve the performance of your nCloth or you want to avoid collision geometry crossovers.

To create an Exclude Collide Pairs constraint

1. Select the pair of Nucleus objects or components for which you want to disable collisions. For example, you can select two nCloth objects, an nCloth and a passive object, or a group of vertices on an nCloth and another group of vertices on different nCloth or passive object.
2. Select nConstraint > Exclude Collide Pairs.

   If you selected two nCloth objects, they no longer collide. If you selected an nCloth object and a passive object, they no longer collide. If you selected a group of vertices from one nCloth, and then another group of vertices from a different nCloth, then the vertices you selected no longer collide.

   See also nConstraint > Exclude Collide Pairs.

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