interface version 2
Transforms geometry points weighted by an attribute.
Transformation with a per-point weight attribute (defined by a previous Attrib Shape qL SOP).
Note
The current implementation is a simple linear interpolation between geometry point coordinates (as opposed to interpolation of transformation matrices). This can produce somewhat poor results with certain situations (e.g. “candy-wrapper” effect for extreme rotations).
Applying OBJ Transformations in SOPs
...or "Transform SOPs: Apply Transform vs Weighted Transform"
The Apply Xform qL SOP and Weighted Transform qL SOP SOPs are very similar – in fact the latter with deformer weights disabled does almost exactly the same thing as the former. However, their internal implementations are quite different, so there are a few distinctions to keep in mind:
Weighted Xform qL SOP |
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Apply Xform qL SOP |
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Parameters
Point Group | Points that get affected. |
Envelope, Weighting | Standard deformer-weighting parameters. |
Remap Weights | Optional weight value range remapping (with an additional exponent control). |
Transformations | Standard deformer placement parameters. (Naturally, for this operator these specify an actual transformation of the input geometry.) |
Invert Transform | Applies the inverse of the overall transformation. |
Visualize | Displays the weight map on the geometry using a color gradient. Note This option generates an actual color ( |
To Do
Additional weighting adjustment parameters (bias-gain?, etc)
Zero scaling doesn’t work
Release Notes
interface version 2 —
2014-09-17 |
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2014-03-21 |
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2014-03-11 |
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