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daleeidd avatar daleeidd commented on August 23, 2024

You have missed it. It's covered in examples and documentation

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Danon5 avatar Danon5 commented on August 23, 2024

You have missed it. It's covered in examples and documentation

If the "Waves Patch" example is what you are talking about, that is an entirely directional approach. How am I meant to do this with a radius and an easing blend? Am I supposed to manually place spline points in such a way that emulates a circle? I don't think so, because doing that affects the wave direction (makes all waves aim inwards or outwards). I simply want to blend from one wave preset to another within a radius, with falloff. With a spline, the falloff takes the wave direction into account and can therefore not be used to achieve the blending I want, as it was clearly designed for shorelines—as mentioned in the documentation.

If you instead mean the "Scale Waves" example, the wave scale factor is a slider from 0 to 1, meaning I could not use it to increase the waves within a region—only decrease.

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daleeidd avatar daleeidd commented on August 23, 2024

I see. Have you tried the following? It might be workable for your use case.
https://crest.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/waves.html?highlight=spectrum#wave-placement

It is kind of a new feature so let me know how you go with it.

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