reactor_Cloth - superclass: Modifier; super-superclass:MAXWrapper - classID: #(929247493, 1302554794)
The Reactor dynamics system has been retired and REMOVED from 3ds Max 2012.
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The Cloth Modifier lets you to turn any 2d geometry into a deformable mesh, allowing you to simulate the behavior of objects such as curtains, clothes, metal sheets, and flags. You can specify a number of special properties for your cloth objects, including stiffness and how the object folds.
Get/Set the Deformable Mesh node.
When set to true, Deformable Mesh collisions will not be calculated.
When set to true, the Rigid Body will not be calculated.
When set to true, Rigid Body collisions will not be calculated.
When set to true, stored keyframes will be used.
The stiffness of the cloth used by the Simple Force Model.
Get/Set the coefficient of friction for the cloth's surface. As with rigid bodies, this affects how smoothly the cloth will move relative to surfaces it’s in contact with. The friction values for both objects are combined to produce a coefficient for the interaction
When set to true , the cloth will not appear to intersect with itself during the simulation. This results in a more realistic-looking simulation, but may increase simulation time.
When set to true , the cloth object will start the simulation in its current state in the viewport.
When set to true , limits how much the cloth can stretch.
Get/Set the max. deformation percentage value which indicates how stretchy the cloth is - cloth with a low value will hardly stretch at all
Get/Set the damping value which governs how quickly the cloth dissipates energy as it changes shape.
Get/Set the relative density value.
Get/Set the air resistance value which governs the extent to which the cloth will lose energy as it moves.
Get/Set the Force Model. Possible values are
This value governs how easy it is to stretch the cloth when using the Complex Force Method.
This value governs how easy it is to bend the cloth when using the Complex Force Method.
This value governs how easy it is to exert a shear effect on the cloth when using the Complex Force Method.
This governs how quickly the cloth dissipates energy as it changes shape when using the Complex Force Method.
Fold stiffness governs how easily the cloth folds. By default, cloth objects have no fold stiffness, and will behave like a loose material such as silk.
The fold stiffness used by the Uniform Model.
The fold stiffness used by the Spatial Model.
Get/Set the degree of fold stiffness per unit area. A Distance value of 2 refers to twice the average triangle edge length in the cloth - so a large Distance value results in a large concentration of fold stiffness per unit area.
Get/Set the degree to which fold stiffness is added to cloth when it has a non-flat shape. The angle relates to the threshold angle between two parts of the cloth, below which stiffness is added. If this value is zero, fold stiffness will only be added to flat parts of the cloth.
Get/Set the degree to which fold stiffness is added, specifically how fold stiffness is concentrated along the grid lines of the cloth's original mesh.
When set to true, the Soft Selection will be used to smooth the transition between keyframed and simulated vertices for this deformable object.
Get/Set the current vertex selection as bitArray.
Get/Set the index of the current constraint in the list.
Get/Set the name of the current constraint in the list.
Returns the description of the current Constraint as string.
Corresponds to pressing the "Attach To Rigid Body" button in the UI. Returns the list index of the new constraint.
Corresponds to pressing the "Attach To DefMesh" button in the UI. Returns the list index of the new constraint.
Corresponds to pressing the "Fix Vertices" button in the UI. Returns the list index of the new constraint.
Corresponds to pressing the "Keyframe Vertices" button in the UI. Returns the list index of the new constraint.
Corresponds to pressing the "Delete Constraint" button in the UI. Returns true on success.
Returns the number of stored keyframes.