Kangaroo Drape and Collide

[@mr.parametric]

Cool. I am so grateful that I can find this channel!

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

I’m glad that you found it too!

[@iamnathanoh]

Awesome script! Is it possible to do this with an object made it rhino already and the object is set to it? I tried geometry, mesh, and brep but it just goes right through like nothing is there..

[@alexflores4458]

Have find out a solution?, same problem with my application.

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hello. You need to increase the resolution of the mesh that drapes over the geometry.

[@ComradeMarmot]

5:30 😂🎉🎉 11:39 12:41 12:44

[@Soljarag5]

Very Nice Tutorial! Lets say I have a lattice like mesh, and I want to press a ridged body into it, deforming the lattice. Would you use something like this? Thanks!!

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hi. I’m not sure. Give it a try. Make sure to increase the mesh resolution of the mesh your deforming.

[@Harrlond]

Hey, thanks for this tutorial! I can get the mesh fabric to fall properly, but when I put a cube underneath, it rests on top as expected, but clips through the top corner and edges of the cube, even when I increase the resolution of the mesh. any ideas? thanks!

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hello and thanks for watching. Have you tried changing the Damping in the Kangaroo Bouncy Solver? Also you should add a boolean toggle to the ON input for the bouncy solver. This way you can stop the solver as needed.

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

just what i was lookin for. but i want it more like cloth with no stretching.

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hello, try adjusting the length/line capsule inputs

[@IronMan-yg4qw]

@@AlphonsoPeluso thx!

[@chandrasekaran2429]

😊good sir😊

[@imrekibwouhib1355]

Thx very simple and helpful. Question the collision works fine with large objects like your sphere but it won't work when I tried to do it with small objects like pipes created from curves (doesn't make any difference when i increase the size of the pipe radius) . Any ideas on how I can fix this.

[@AlphonsoPeluso]

Hello. Have you tried increasing the resolution of the mesh?

[@professionalnoob6027]

@@AlphonsoPeluso im having the same problem. it goes straight through regardless of increasing resolution