Thank you for the test file - this is the normal expected behaviour.
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RE: Dynamic Place and floor invisible gap
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RE: Dynamic Place and floor invisible gap
@Dr-Sassi I try sharing my file with you and it says:
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Maximum allowed file size is 2048 kB - please upload a smaller file, I only have a a platonic and another object? I want to send you the file.I'm having a feeling it's related to scene scale - I'm working with objects that are 1-2 cm in size and something might be off.
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RE: Dynamic Place and floor invisible gap
Again, sorry for posting incomplete things, I feel the 2 times I've posted I've offended you and the community. I really don't mean this.
I've posted a screenshot of what I have here. I am trying to upload a test file, but it says I'm over the limit at 2489 kb, it's just a platonic and another bg object. Is there another way I can send to you (hopefully I don't again offend the community by asking this).
It's not the first time i've come across this, hence why I'm asking. Yet, if I put a simple cube, or plain, that boundary isn't there.
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Dynamic Place and floor invisible gap
Hi,
I'm assuming this is a novice issue, but when using the Dynamic Place, my object that should sit on my floor object has a sort of invisible barrier preventing it from really touching the floor. This is clearly seen when turning on Visualize Colliders - the floor is red, but has a thin band of dark which is the area that's invisible from collision. I've set accuracy pretty high, and the scene scale to pretty small as well since I'm dealing with small objects.
I'm using C4D 2024.4.0 on Windows 11.
Thank you for your help.
Markeee
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Finding lowest Y-coordinate of null object with children
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out a way to calculate the following:
In a named null, there are various objects. I need to figure out the lowest Y-coordinate of it (or basically, the lowest Y coordinate of the lowest child).
I'm writing a script that will move another object to within 0.001 cm of this lowest point, hence why I need to know the above.
I'm currently programming in Python, but if you know the steps I can likely reproduce this with code I imagine.
Thanks for any insights.