Excellent news Eric. :cool::smooooth:

Gerry

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Hello Gerry,

Hi 3dtester
thanks for sharing your animation

could you give us a tip
about how to set for a hair animation with spring effect

for example a dancing simulation

My problem is I can not  see the hair bones when I attach my hair to a character, so I set my hair to link
to my character, and run the spring joints script make the setting.

I can see the simulation when I move my character, but when I apply a dance animation the
simulation does not work...

Hi mechatrex69,

i think i know what you are trying.
You are attaching a hair prop to your character and want to have spring effect for it.
I think it won't work. You will need a complete rig for the hair.
You would have to use a dummy character with the hair prop being the only visible mesh.
Set-up the spring in 3DXchange for that.
Then you can attach that dummy to the head bone of your actual character.

I have done this one time to add a ponytail simulation to one of my characters.
And it was the only way it would work because iClone seems to deny additional springs for CC3 character.

Hope that helps.

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Demo video looks amazing but when I try to do this with a boned prop:
1. The option to switch of Spring is greyed out
2. I cant see my bones in the viewport
3. The simulation is a complete mess and the prop warps and crumples.

I'm trying to create my own bendy antenna from my own model.