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    How to Make a Bowl of Random Components

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    • Mistro11M Offline
      Mistro11
      last edited by

      Show collision is still active. I just got a bugsplat halfway through the animation after multiplying the cereal. What kind of optimizations should I be aware of? I'm thinking my cereal have too many faces. Yeah, I wish I could use this in 2015 64bit.

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      • cottyC Offline
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        For my animation, I only have deactivated the show collision setting without changing your geometry of the cereal.

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        • Mistro11M Offline
          Mistro11
          last edited by

          I figured out why my scene was so heavy. I didn't make the cereal into a component. After making it into a component, it runs much smoother. Thanks again.

          Cereal_Bowl.jpg

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          • Rich O BrienR Online
            Rich O Brien Moderator
            last edited by

            i think blender will serve you better in this instance. without suffering from crashes

            click image to view gif...
            cereal.gif

            set the bowl as a collision object

            set a plane to emit your cereal shape

            after simulating you can export to SU....

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            • Mistro11M Offline
              Mistro11
              last edited by

              @rich o brien said:

              i think blender will serve you better in this instance. without suffering from crashes

              Thanks Rich. Yeah, Blender is my other workhorse. I do want to make my cereal with more complex shapes without worrying about crashes so I will try that next.

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              • pilouP Offline
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                @unknownuser said:

                I didn't make the cereal into a component.

                of course! πŸ˜‰

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                • Mistro11M Offline
                  Mistro11
                  last edited by

                  One more question...Is it possible to tweak the scene after pausing the simulation? The cereal fell in a perfect way but I want to tweak the materials and export the scene to Thea Studio. Any attempt to select anything outside SP tools results in a reset of the simulation.

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                  • pilouP Offline
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                    last edited by

                    At the "pause" Save your file! πŸ€“
                    So if you reload it as a new session of SU, you can change anything before relaunch a new simulation! πŸ˜‰

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                    • Mistro11M Offline
                      Mistro11
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                      @pilou said:

                      At the "pause" Save your file! πŸ€“
                      So if you reload it as a new session of SU, you can change anything before relaunch a new simulation! πŸ˜‰

                      Thank you Pilou! That works although I cannot press file>save when in pause. I Ctrl+S but was not sure if it worked. It sat there long enough to give me an autosave so I wasn't worried. When I restarted, it launched normally with my bowl of cereal the way I left it. πŸ˜„

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