iClone provides Spring Props to simulate the dynamic behavior of bouncing objects. This type of flexible props can spring back and forth by its own momentum, or affected by the movement from the parent object it is attached to.
Click the thumbnails below to view demo videos. You may also refer to the Bouncing Body Parts section for more information about the spring effects on human body parts.
Please go to Set/Props/Template/Props/Spring folder to choose any of the spring prop templates.
You can do custom setting on the spring dynamics via altering the following parameters:
Mass: It defines the object's weight which influences the prop's bouncing angle. The higher the Mass value is, the larger the bouncing angle is. A higher value makes the props bounce heavier.
Strength: It defines the softness of the prop. The higher the value is, the stiffer the prop turns to be. It also can be seen as the duration for the prop to finish its bouncing reaction.
Bounciness: It defines the remaining bounce times after the master movement stops.
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Mass = 1 |
Mass = 1 |
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Mass = 11 |
Mass = 11 |