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this is great, but I can't get it to work when I batch render; the mesh I apply the wobble to disappears.
It's there in a single render in the renderview window, but isn't there when I batch render.
Any suggestions?
for baking u just use maya's standard geocache node, given that this is just a noise deformer and geometry point count is unaffected.
wonderful tool u wrote here. hats off.
now if u have the time to do a 2012 recompile, it would be even more awesome.
:)
again, thanx a bunch.
It would totally kick ass if one could paint weights... Actually even possibility of manual altering weights would be awesome. It seems that right now its possible to assign 0 or 1 any other values doesn't work. Anyway great tool!!
A very versatile tool. Fantastic. But would it be possible to implement "inversion" of the limit region? So that there is an option for deformation to happen outside the limit volume, not inside.
