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3ds max: Reactor/physics question




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Kortelas Posted: May 30, 2006   Post subject: 3ds max: Reactor/physics question
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I've got a reactor/physics question, i'm setting up a rope with a ball attached , and the other end of the rope is attached to a overhanging bar, I'm using the rope modifier i can constrain one end of the rope to either the ball or the overhanging bar, but how do i constrain both ends?.. applying to modifiers in the stack didn't seem to work

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Kortelas ... like this?
http://www.3dkingdom.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=717
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mmmm night sail
damn well...20 yrs since i had that chance

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got 2 ropes and are on a boat? what to tie them together... well make a Bouble fisherman's knot!

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