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Emit Geometry from a Point Emitter Softbody objects in Maya are actually a type of particle effect. Maya allows you to connect any particle object to any emitter. Therefore you can actually emit geometry from a point emitter. 1. Open/import a Nurbs or a polygonal object 2. Make this object a softbody with a GoalWeight of .75 3. Create an emitter and position it at the center of the object 4. Delete the particle object that was actually created with the emitter 5. Connect the softbody's particles to the emitter (Windows - Animations editors - Dynamic Relationships) select the softobject, connect to Emitter 6. reduce the emitter's rate to 0 7. Select the softObjectParticles and add a Per Object Lifespan Attribute Select the softObjectParticles and opne the Attribute Editor Add Dynamics Attributs > Lifesopan > Add Per Object Attribute 8. Play forwards until the object vanishes, then save the initial state for the particles 9. Increase the emitter's Rate to the appropiate speed to "grow" the object 10. Increase the Lifespan of the particles, so that they dont disappear 11. Experiment with the emitter position, goal weight, speed... 12. Now try doing the same example, but instead of creating a softbody from the object, create a lattice around the object and then make a softbody from the lattice
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