You can generate a Force Field from your nCloth that either pushes nParticle objects or other nCloth objects away from your nCloth, or pulls nParticle objects or other nCloth toward your nCloth. Force fields are defined by Field Magnitude, as well as Field Distance, which is the distance from the field generating object that the field is active. Positive Field Magnitude values produce a force that push Nucleus objects away, while negative Field Magnitude values generate a force that pulls objects toward your nCloth object. The motion your nCloth is not affected by the force field it generates.
You can generate a Force Field from the surface normals as well as from the positive and negative normals of your nCloth object.
Force fields have a Field Scale ramp that you can use to control how Field Magnitude distributes along the area defined by Field Distance.
To generate a force field for nCloth
Positive Field Magnitude values push Nucleus objects away from the nCloth, while negative Field Magnitude values pull other Nucleus objects toward the nCloth.
Nucleus objects located in the area specified by the Field Distance are affected by the force field.
Controlling force fields using the Field Scale ramp
You can use the Field Scale ramp to provide additional control of your nCloth’s Force Fields settings. For example, you can define a Field Scale curve that varies Field Magnitude along the area defined by Field Distance.
To control a Force Field using the Field Scale ramp
You can set Selected Values to negative values. With negative Selected Values, nCloth objects generates a force field which repels objects at a specific Field Distance while simultaneously attracting objects at other Field Distance values. For more information, see Field Scale.
For more information, see Field Scale.