Warping objects with Input Mesh Attract

Another interesting feature of nCloth is called Input Mesh Attract, and what it…does is it attempts to restore the cloth to the original shape of the model. And…it can be used for doing interesting things, like applying secondary jiggle…animation to character skin.…Here we're going to do a very simple version of Input Mesh Attract.…I've got a little delta wing fighter here, and I've just got some very simple…animation on it; it's just moving across the space over the course of 2 seconds.…I'll select it, and convert it to an nCloth; nMesh > Create nCloth. And if I press…Play, of course, it's going to move really slowly, once again, because I've built…my scene at real world scale.…

Let's select it, go into the Attitude Editor, Control+A, and select the nucleus node,…and reduce the Space Scale to .01. Rewind, and play back, and you'll see it's now…falling as if it were a small piece of cloth, about the size of, like, a tea towel.…Well, now we're going to play with Input Mesh Attract.…Go back into the Attribute Editor, Control+A, and in the nClothShape node, Input Mesh…