When the calculations are finished, the dress is very bunched up.
After animating the chair into place, the dress appears more natural.
| Математика |
|
|
|
|
When the calculations are finished, the dress is very bunched up. |
After animating the chair into place, the dress appears more natural. |
|
When the calculations are finished, the dress is very bunched up. |
|
1 Use the Animation controls to return to Frame 1. 2 If the Parameters palette is not opened, choose Window > Parameter Dials to display it. 3 Click the chair to select it. Notice that the zTran value is set at -1.746. To move the chair farther away from the character, decrease the value to somewhere around -3.7 as shown in Figure 20. Figure 20. Move the chair farther away from the character by decreasing the ZTran value. 4 Advance to Frame 15 and make sure that the chair is in its final position, and that Jessi is sitting on it properly. If not, adjust the position of the chair as needed. 5 Click the Calculate Simulation button again. This time, the dress drapes naturally over the character before the chair starts to move toward the character. As the chair moves toward its final position, it moves the dress forward and underneath the character, in much the same manner as the dress would fall naturally. The final result is shown in Figure 21. Notice that the dress isn’t quite as bunched up now.
Figure 21. After animating the chair into place, the dress appears more natural. |
