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Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2022 9:17 pm
by striker2311
Suppose there is cloth made with shape or points in moho, there if one side is turned (dragged) to the other side then is there a way that the closed shape (cloth) will become darker in colour automatically?
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2022 10:25 pm
by hayasidist
something like this??
two shapes:
shape 1: the quadrilateral formed by 4 points (i.e. all those except the peak of the moving triangle): dark fill (the lowest shape)
shape 2: the big triangle (5 points): white fill (the front shape)
works if the moving point stays inside the main shape.
if that's not what you need, just say...
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2022 11:11 pm
by striker2311
hayasidist wrote: ↑Wed Nov 16, 2022 10:25 pm
something like this??
two shapes:
shape 1: the quadrilateral formed by 4 points (i.e. all those except the peak of the moving triangle): dark fill (the lowest shape)
shape 2: the big triangle (5 points): white fill (the front shape)
works if the moving point stays inside the main shape.
if that's not what you need, just say...
Yeah you got it right. Though it would work if the moving point stays inside the main shape, right?
I want that even if the moving point goes out of it the colour remains black (or darker).
Is there a way to do that?
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 2:07 am
by synthsin75
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2022 9:08 am
by striker2311
Yeah this is exactly what I was talking about. Thanks a lot.
Though can you explain it a bit like what logic did you use in this?
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2022 1:05 am
by synthsin75
It's all references, so everything stays in sync animating a single layer.
The bottom layer is the main color and doesn't get masked. This is because I'm using a hide all mask that only shows what the shade mask exposes.
The middle layer is the "exterior" shade mask that adds invisibly to the hide all mask.
The top layer is the shade color, masked by the middle layer.
So as the the "exterior" mask is pulled over any part of the sheet, it shows the shade color. I made this from a page turn effect I made years ago:
Re: Is there a way to show darker shade if the cloth turned other way around??
Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2022 9:46 am
by striker2311
synthsin75 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 18, 2022 1:05 am
It's all references, so everything stays in sync animating a single layer.
The bottom layer is the main color and doesn't get masked. This is because I'm using a hide all mask that only shows what the shade mask exposes.
The middle layer is the "exterior" shade mask that adds invisibly to the hide all mask.
The top layer is the shade color, masked by the middle layer.
So as the the "exterior" mask is pulled over any part of the sheet, it shows the shade color. I made this from a page turn effect I made years ago:
I got that. Thanks for taking out time from your schedule and make the file and explaining it to me.
Thanks Wes
