v1.0
operator deformation
Changes the deformers to which points are assigned. For example,
you could specify a list of deformers for specific points. Every
point in an envelope is assigned to one or more deformers. For each
point, weights control the relative influence of its
deformers.
Deformers are the objects that control the shape of the envelope.
You pick the deformers when you first create an envelope
deformation, but you can still add and remove deformers later if
necessary.
Although it is common to use skeletons as deformers, you can
actually use any object. The geometry of a deformer does not matter
because the points of the envelope are assigned to its center.
(Bones are the exception--points are deformed by the whole length
of a bone.)
Whether you use a cube, a sphere, or a null, all transformations of
the surrounding envelope are relative in size, orientation, and
position to the deformer's center, not its shape. Nulls and
implicit objects are good choices because they do not render.
oReturn = LocalAssignFlexEnv( [SubComp], [ConnectionSet], [NbDeformersPerPoint] ); |
Returns a XSICollection that contains the envelope assignment operators.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SubComp | String | List of points to be reassigned.
Default Value: Current selection |
| ConnectionSet | ConnectionSet | Specifies the envelope and the bone. See OpPreset for details on the
connection set required for this operator.
Default Value:
Currently selected objects are used as the main group. |
| NbDeformersPerPoint | Integer | The maximum number of deformers that will affect each point
during assignment.
Default Value: 2 |
'This example creates an envelope on "BodyMan" model, with less bones
'than usual (2 nulls for the body, 1 bone per arm).
'
'The default envelope assignment doesn't give a correct separation
'between the arms and the body, so we will use LocalAssignFlexEnv,
'SISmoothEnvWght and SymEnvWeight in order to modify the weight assignment.
NewScene
GetPresetModel "Man", "Man"
'Create basic skeletons: 2 for the arms, plus 2 nulls for the body
Create2DSkeleton -1.9, 17.0, 0, -5.15, 17.0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4
Set Null0 = GetPrim("Null")
Translate Null0, 0, 15.049359948647, 0, siRelative, siView, siObj, siXYZ
Set Null1 = GetPrim("Null")
Translate Null1, 0, 3.76822515334527, 0, siRelative, siView, siObj, siXYZ
DuplicateSymmetry "B:root", True, False, 1, 0, 0, 0, True
ApplyFlexEnv "Man.Man;root1,bone1,eff1,root,bone,eff,null,null1", False
'We want the head and the center of the body to be only assigned
'to the 2 Nulls, so let's do it using LocalAssignFlexEnv
LocalAssignFlexEnv "Man.Man.pnt[0,2-23,25,26,28-30,34-99,101,103-109,"_
& "113,116-120,122,124-143,145-203,212-220,222-227,229-250,252-279,"_
& "281-284,286-295,297-299,302,304-307,310-315,317,319,321,322,324,"_
& "326-329,332-350,353-359,361,362,365,366,368-379,381,383,385,387,"_
& "389,391,393,395-414,625,629-694,696,698-704,708,711-715,717,719-738,"_
& "740-778,787-795,797-802,804-825,827-854,856-859,861-870,872-874,877,"_
& "879-882,885-890,892,894,896,897,899,901-904,907-925,928-934,936,937,"_
& "940,941,943-954,956,958,960,962,964,966,968,970-989]",_
"Man.Man;null,null1", 2
Rotate "bone", 0, 0, 58.5, siRelative, siAdd, siObj, siXYZ
Translate Null1, 0, 2, 4.0, siRelative, siView, siObj, siXYZ
'Because of the local reassignment, we can see that the shoulder's weight
'assignation is no longer smooth. Let's smooth it using SISmoothEnvWght.
'We increase the smoothing depth for better results.
Set SmoothOp = SISmoothEnvWght( , "Man.Man.pnt[0,2-23,25,26,28-30,34-99,"_
& "101,103-109,113,116-120,122,124-143,145-183,186-189,197-203,215,217-219,"_
& "221,228,229,251,259,271,280,285,287,289,290,292,294,296,298,300,301,303,"_
& "307-309,316,318,320,322,323,325,330,331,333,338,341,345,349,351,352,360,"_
& "363,364,366,367,369,371,402-406,409-432,434,436,439-446,625,629-694,696,"_
& "698-700,702,703,708,711-715,717,719-738,740-778,793,804,834,864,865,867,"_
& "873,897,908,913,924,941,944,977,980,981,985,986,989]")
SetValue SmoothOp & ".neighborhooddepth", 3
Rotate "bone1", 0, 0, 59.625, siRelative, siAdd, siObj, siXYZ
'The same problem occurs on the right shoulder. Since we have corrected the
'left shoulder, let's simply mirror the weights from left to right in order
'to propagate the changes symmetrically.
Set SymTemplate = CreateSymmetryMappingTemplate("Man.Man", True, 0, True)
SymEnvWeight , "Man.Man.pnt[0-32,34-101,103-113,115-219,221-224,226-230,"_
& "233-236,239-262,264-266,268-275,277-285,287-318,320-326,328-354,356-390,"_
& "392-400,402-621]", SymTemplate
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