Gancho

The Hook Modifier is used to deform a Mesh, Curve a Lattice using another object (usually an Empty or a Bone but it can be any object).

As the hook moves, it pulls vertices from the mesh with it. You can think of it as animated proportional editing.

While hooks do not give you the fine control over vertices movement that shape keys do, they have the advantage that you can grab vertices directly for manipulation.

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Empty used as Hooks to deform a subdivided cube.

Opções

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O modificador Gancho.

Objeto
O nome do objeto ao qual enganchar os vértices.
Grupo de vértices

Allows you to define the influence per vertex.

Useful when you do not something other than a spherical field of influence.

Raio
O tamanho da influência dos ganchos.
Potência

Adjust this hooks influence on the vertices, were (0.0 to 1.0) (no change to fully follows the hook).

Since multiple hooks can work on the same vertices, you can weight the influence of a hook using this property.

Tipo de decaimento
This can be used to adjust the kind of curve that the hook has on the mesh. You can also define a custom curve to get a much higher level of control.
Decaimento uniforme

This setting is useful when using hooks on scaled objects, especially in cases where non-uniform scale would stretch the result of the hook.

This is especially useful for lattices, where its common to use non-uniform scaling.

The following settings are only available in Edit Mode:

Redefinir
Recalculate and clear the offset transform of hook.
Re-centralizar
Define o centro do gancho para a posição do cursor 3D.
Selecionar
Select the vertices affected by this hook.
Atribuir
Atribui os vértices selecionados para este gancho.

Nota

The Hook Modifier stores vertex indices from the original mesh to determine what to affect; this means that modifiers that generate geometry, like a Subdivision Surface Modifier, should always be applied after the Hook Modifier; otherwise the generated geometry will be left out of the hook’s influence.