Point Object Field Layer Layer Controls
You can select from these modes, which span their fields of effect as follows:
- Points: Around each object point within a defined Radius
- Surface: Over and under each surface within a defined Radius. You can also define if the volume limits should be trimmed on the inside or outside - or not at all.
- Volume: The Field will have a maximum strength within the volume.
A depiction of the Fields’ effects can be seen here.
Use this setting to define the radius around object points or polygon surfaces within which the Field effect strength fall off from 1 to 0.
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If Mode is set to Surface, this setting defines if the effect should be maintained up to the radius or if it should be clipped at the surface while ignoring the Radius setting:
- None: No effect clipping will take place.
- Inside: The inside of the volume will have no effect.
- Outside: The outside of the volume will have no effect.
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- Inner and Invert: Effect is disabled on the outside; effect on the inside works within the defined Radius starting from the surface with a similar increase in value.
This function is often required for spaces that have an inside and an outside. This is entirely logical for the shape Fields (e.g., Spherical Field) but less obvious for particle, spline and volume objects, etc. Volume objects often have settings such as radius, with which a space can also be placed around a point or they define the space themselves. There is always in inside and an outside. This function defines how the inside should be treated. If nothing should happen (option enabled) or should null values, for example, be applied (option disabled), which will hide Fields below it if Blending Mode is set to Normal.