Hi all,
Poking around in POPs and wanted to build a basic flow field type of thing using custom forms I made with POP primitives (tube, torus, etc). I notice that when I plug the custom geometry into the Copy POP to be used, I get an error that the rotate attribute can’t be found. This appears to persist even if I used a different template geometry (grid, sphere, etc). Apologies if I’m overlooking some nuance of POPs, but just wanted to see if this was something I was missing or a potential bug.
Thanks!
The copy3 looks for a Rotate attribute on it’s second input. This doesn’t exist atm. You need to either create a Rotate attribute before plugging the grid into the copy3 or use a different attribute than Rotate on copy3.
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I see. So it won’t recognize the attribute coming in from the first input, only the second?
I didn’t see that you were trying to use a rotate attribute from the first input, sorry.
No, the idea here is that the first input will be copied onto each point of the second input. The individual copies can be scaled rotated etc based on attributes that are different for each point in the second input. Hence the Rotate attribute needs to be on the second
