Constructor
spaceStretch ...
Note: This class is not available in 3D Studio VIZ.
Properties
<SpaceStretch>.length Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The length of the warp object.
<SpaceStretch>.width Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The width of the warp object.
<SpaceStretch>.height Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The height of the warp object.
<SpaceStretch>.decay Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
When is set to 0, there is no decay, and the space warp affects its bound object regardless of its distance from the object. When you increase the decay, the effect on the bound object falls off exponentially.
<SpaceStretch>.Stretch Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The base scale factor for all three axes. The scale factor derived from the Stretch value varies according to the sign of the value:
Positive stretch values define a scale factor equal to Stretch+1. For example, a stretch value of 1.5 yields a scale factor of 1.5+1=2.5, or 250 percent.
Negative stretch values define a scale factor equal to -1/(Stretch-1). For example, a stretch value of -1.5 yields a scale factor of -1/(-1.5-1)=0.4, or 40 percent.
<SpaceStretch>.Amplify Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The scale factor applied to the minor axes. Amplify generates a multiplier using the same technique as stretch. The multiplier is then applied to the Stretch value before the scale factor for the minor axes is calculated.
<SpaceStretch>.from Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The boundary of the stretch effect along the negative Stretch Axis. The Lower Limit can be 0 or any negative number.
<SpaceStretch>.to Float default: 0.0 -- animatable
The boundary of the stretch effect along the positive Stretch Axis. The Upper Limit can be 0 or any positive number.
Associated Methods
bindSpaceWarp <node> <spaceStretch_node>
Associated Binding Modifier
SimpleOSMToWSMMod
This modifier is automatically created by the bindSpaceWarp() method, and is not otherwise creatable by MAXScript. There are no properties associated with this binding modifier.
See also
Node Common Properties, Operators, and Methods