Craft RectangularPlay
Manual

Craft RectangularPlay is a passive tool for introducing mechanical plays.
It can be used for creating more realistic interaction between objects during acceleration/deceleration or general movement.

Using Craft RectangularPlay
Input settings
Configure
- General Modes
- RectangularPlay Parameters

Using Craft AutoZoomCam

Optimizing the scene

It’s wise to optimize the scene before starting to recording the animation. The scene is optimized by decreasing the amount of polygons shown during the recording. This is achieved by hiding objects not crucial to the part of the scene to be animated. Another tip is to use Craft Bounding Poly, which temporary lowers the amount of polygons for selected objects and allows for a smoother recording.

Create a Craft 4-Wheeler.
Create a Craft RectangularPlay.
Create a Craft Trailer.
Position the Craft Trailer behind the Craft 4-Wheeler (just as a trailer would normally be placed in relation to a vehicle).
Position the Craft RectangularPlay at the back of the car so that is is placed between the Craft 4-Wheeler’s back and Craft Trailer’s TowingHookMesh.
Link/Parent the RectanglePlay (the box) to CarBodyMesh.
Link/Parent the InnerPlay to TowingHookMesh.
Select all the plugins in the Tool control list in Craft Director Studio’s main window (it is also possible to record them one at a time if you start with Craft 4-Wheeler).
Click Record in Craft Director Studio’s main window to start recording. Now drive around with Craft 4-Wheeler and use the brake to see the effect of Craft RectangularPlay. Click Stop to stop the recording.