Cloning

Method

Cloning nodes clone 3D objects in various ways. Cloning is supported for 3D Objects, 3D Shapes, and Image Planes. Cloning is rendered using hardware instancing on the GPU, making it performance efficient. To clone an object it must be parented to the output of the Cloner node.

Cloners can be affected by Effector nodes, which modify the transformation values of each clone.

Cloners are generally hooked into the Root node, although they can be applied to any node – they will still appear in the scene as long as there is a path to a Root node; they will inherit the transformation values of parent nodes.

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Cloners

Clone To Image	Clone To Mesh	Clone To Particles	Clone To Point Cache	Clone To Procedurals
Clone To Spline	Clone To Volume	Cloner	Convert Geometry To Boxes	Random Cloner

• Clone To Transform Array

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FFT Effector	Image Effector	Plain Effector	Randomise Effector	Rigid Body Effectors
Ripple Effector	Sine Effectors	Spring Effector	Target Effector	Turbulence Effector

• Colour Ramp Effector
• Kill Box Effector
• Quantise Effector
• Randomise Effector