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cpConstraint(
[objects ...]
, [assigner=[assigner, type]], [help=boolean], [name=objectName], [type=[type, name]])
Note: Strings representing object names and arguments must be separated by commas. This is not depicted in the synopsis.
cpConstraint is undoable, queryable, and editable.
This command creates a constraint on a cloth mesh. The use of
this command requires multiple selection. One selection is an
object which will act as the constraint. The other selection is either
a group of cloth vertices to be constrained, or a curve on the cloth panel.
There are currently 5 types of constraints:
1. Transform constraint, which constrains a set of cloth vertices to
follow another object's transform.
2. Mesh constraint, which constrains a set of cloth vertices to follow a set
of triangles of a rigid body.
3. Field constraint, which affects a
set of cloth vertices by a dynamics field.
4. Cloth constraint, which constrains
points on one cloth to the triangles of another cloth (or the same cloth).
string
Name of constraint.
In query mode, return type is based on queried flag.
cpButton, cpCollision, cpPanel, cpProperty, cpSeam, cpSolver, cpTool
assigner, help, name, type
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help(h)
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boolean
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Prints a quick help message.
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type(t)
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[type, name]
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Specifies the type of constraint target. Currently, the
type name must be cloth, transform, mesh, or field. The default value is
transform. Type names: [cloth|field|mesh|transform|resimulation]
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assigner(a)
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[assigner, type]
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Specifies the type of assigner: points or curve. A curve assigner allows
you to pick a construction curve that was used to make a cloth panel, and
a target object. The point assigner allows you to pick a set of points
on cloth and a target. Assigner types: [point|curve]. If you have 2
objects selected, then the default is curve. If you have 1 non-component object
selected, then the default is point.
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name(n)
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objectName
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Specifies the name of the constraint object transform. The actual shape name
will be objectNameShape.
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Flag can appear in Create mode of command
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Flag can appear in Edit mode of command
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Flag can appear in Query mode of command
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Flag can have multiple arguments, passed either as a tuple or a list.
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