- In the
Animation,
Modeling, and
Rigging menu sets:
Deform > (Create) Jiggle > Jiggle Disk Cache >
Cache Time Range
Specifies which frames are cached. It is easiest to cache the entire frame range of the Time Line. However, you can create smaller cache files to conserve disk space by caching only the frames where objects jiggle.
- Time Slider
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Caches all frames of the Playback Start/End range.
- Render Settings
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Caches the frame range specified in the Frame Range section of the Render Settings window.
For more information, see Render Settings window.
- Start/End
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Caches the frame range specified in the Start/End Time boxes.
- Start Time End Time
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Sets the cached frame range. Available only if you select Custom for the Cache Frame Range.
Sampling
Oversampling and undersampling specify how often Maya calculates jitter per frame.
- Over
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A Rate value of 2 or larger might increase the precision of the cached jiggle in scenes where a jiggling object collides with a rigid body quickly and repeatedly.
- Under
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A Rate value of 2 or larger decreases the precision of the cached jiggle, but quickens the caching operation. An Under SampleRate of 2, for instance, means Maya calculates jitter once every two frames.
If a jiggling object collides unrealistically with a rigid body, select Over Sample and set a Rate that matches the Over Samples setting available in .
- Rate
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Sets an integer value for the Over Sample or Under Sample.