You can constrain nCloth by creating dynamic links between its CVs and the components of other nCloths or passive collision objects. The stretchiness and compressibility of these collision links depends of the type of constraint they belong to.
The flag falls downward through the air. For the flag to retain its position beside the flag pole in XYZ space, it needs to be constrained to the static flag pole passive object.
This will remove the right border selection that was created when the left border was selected.
A point to surface constraint is created, and constraint links appear between the vertices you selected on the nCloth flag, and the surface of the flag pole passive object.
The flag gently falls and ripples, but does not continue to fall out of view. This is because the point to surface nCloth constraint attaching the flag CVs to the flag pole now restricts the position of the whole flag in XYZ space. You may have to add frames at the end to see the flag drop as completely as in this example.
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