hi Maxime, thank you for your availability. Bacca's answer immediately cleared my mind on the subject, just as I was reading the other thread. I usually use the traditional method of calculating vertexmaps in the presence of obstacles. I thought CalcVertexMap did just that (the restriction tag is not mentioned in the SDK, so I couldn't figure out how to use it) but my curiosity is just didactic.
Ciao
Gianluca
hi Maxime, thank you for your availability. Bacca's answer immediately cleared my mind on the subject, just as I was reading the other thread. I usually use the traditional method of calculating vertexmaps in the presence of obstacles. I thought CalcVertexMap did just that (the restriction tag is not mentioned in the SDK, so I couldn't figure out how to use it) but my curiosity is just didactic.
Ciao
Gianluca
Ok, thanks for the help.
CalcVertexMap obtains an array of the product of the PointObject's vertexmap values (in the range [0.0,1.0],(I think) "normalizing" the result), using a modifier (BaseObject) with a Restriction tag (from this discussion https://plugincafe .maxon.net/topic/1125/453_calcvertexmap ) which is passed the vertexmap tags.
I finally understood. It is specifically used to restrict the action of a plug-in modifier to passed vertex maps. I thought CalcVertexMap used the modifier as the object that produces the vertex map, obviously it's not like that...
Hi everyone. I have a question about CalcVertexMap.
When and how is it used? I've used it on a spline (PointObject) and on a Plane (PoligonObject) but in each case the method returns only "None", no Array is generated.
The modifier parameter requires a BaseObject, again I passed different types here but it doesn't change anything. Could anyone give me some tips?