MODO ASSIGN HOTKEY LINEAR FALLOFF FULL
This colorizes the vertices depending on the amount of influence a falloff has over them, dark purple for no influence, transitioning toward yellow for full influence as demonstrated by the image below (with a Linear falloff on the Y axis). To better visualize the effect a falloff has over a selection, enable the Show Falloffs option in the menu bar under View > Show Falloffs. This functionality makes it easy to accurately apply falloffs when modeling. If a tool is active when setting a falloff, such as the Move or Rotate tools, the act of simply selecting the falloff type in the menu automatically scales the falloff to the bounding box size of the active selection (if nothing is selected, all geometry is affected). Additionally, you can adjust the tool directly in the viewport by clicking and dragging the widgets visible on the Falloff display. Anytime a tool is in interactive mode, you can modify the input values and receive real-time feedback of the results. When a falloff is active, its properties are visible in the tool's Properties panel as an adjunct to the tool's properties. Release the mouse button to accept the falloff.Īny subsequent tool applications utilize the falloff until it is disabled by selecting (none) or pressing Esc. Virtually any Modo attribute or channel can be animated, bypassing tedious processes that need to be performed in other software, such as animation between active render cameras. When False, the sound will play at full volume irrespective of the distance between the sound and the listener. When True, the sound will attenuate over distance according to the settings defined above.
Taking its position cue from the Work Plane, the first click defines the origin or center of the falloff, and the drag action defines the size or range. With the Actor, Pose, and Action Modo Animation System, you can animate in a light-linear way by exchanging clips and poses to customize different scenes. This property is used to enable or disable the distance-based volume attenuation. Once you've selected a falloff, click and drag in the viewport to define the range. The selected falloff has a checkmark next to its name to indicate its active state. Select one in the Falloff dropdown menu above the 3D viewport, in the Falloff selector menu, or in the menu bar under Edit > Falloff. You can define a falloff in multiple ways. This is made possible using the power of the Tool Pipe. For example, if you add the Rotate tool to a Linear Falloff, you get a Twist tool. In fact, many tools are simply pre-made combinations of a specific falloff and a transform. Falloffs are universal in application, once activated, they are persistent until disabled, and work with all the various tools. Modo provides a way to attenuate the effect a tool has over a selection as a falloff, a gradual decrease in intensity across a defined range. In Modo, the effect any tool has upon a selected region of geometry is rigid, meaning applications of a tool happen at a constant rate across the selected range.
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