Golaem 6.1.1

- Release Notes
- Introduction
- Installation Guide
  - Overview
  - License Setup
  - Single Computer Installation
    - Windows
    - Linux
  - Advanced Installation
  - Installing the Character Pack
  - Render Farm Deployment
    - Overview
    - Configuring Render Farm Manager
    - Checking Render Farm Deployment
    - Troubleshooting
  - Environment Variables Reference
    - Environment Variables List
    - Setting Env. vars without Render Farm Manager
      - Through the Operating System
      - With maya.env File
- Setup At First Launch
- Video Tutorials
- Tutorials
  - Quick Start
  - Samples & Character Pack
    - Character Pack Overview
    - Using the Samples Scenes
    - Fine-tuning Character Pack Props & Shaders
    - Customizing Character Pack Shaders
    - Customizing Character Pack Props
  - Populating a Stadium
    - Basic Workflow
    - Stadium Placement
    - Stadium Behaviors
    - Adding Flags
    - Adding a Mosaic Tifo
  - Populating City
    - Populating City Streets
    - Simulating Traffic
  - Creating Battles
    - Creating synchronized close combat actions
    - Archer Scene Tutorial
    - Keep a formation while navigating
      - Using an AdaptPosition Behavior
      - Using a SetFormation Behavior
  - Creating your logo with crowds
  - Assets Conversion
    - Character Creation Best Practices
    - Converting Characters
    - Converting Motions
    - Importing 3rd Party Assets
  - Placement
    - Using Maya particles to place your Entities
  - Behavior Design
    - Basic Behavior Setup (Static Characters)
    - Basic Behavior Setup (Moving Characters)
    - Using the Trigger Editor
    - Sharing Behaviors between multiple Entitiy Types
    - Running Behaviors One After Another
    - Running Behaviors Simultaneously
    - Mapping Objects to Triggers and Behaviors
    - Start/Stop Behaviors with Triggers
    - Dual Behaviors Handling
    - Per-Particle Attributes Handling
  - Animation
    - Choosing between Motion / Locomotion / SyncMotion Behaviors
    - Playing walking motions straight ahead with random start
    - Playing motions in sequence
    - Playing several motions at the same time
    - Playing a Motion Based on Speed / Orientation
      - With the Locomotion Behavior
      - Using the entityVelocity channel
    - Adding variety in your characters animation
    - Editing motions procedurally at simulation time
      - Adding procedural variation to an animation
      - Editing Motion Clips
  - Navigation
    - Different ways of setting up navigation
    - Driving Entities with Vector Fields
    - Driving Entities with nParticles
    - Using the CharacterController for avoidance
    - Driving Entities with Maya Fields
  - Physics
    - Basic Workflow
    - Creating an Explosion Effect
    - Physics Environment Best Practices
    - Physics with animated colliders
    - Pinning Physicalized Character
    - Ragdoll recovering to animation
    - Walking on Dead Entities
      - With AdaptGround Behavior
      - With CharacterController Behavior
    - Simulating a bowl of falling pasta
  - Perception
    - Using Sensors
  - Channel Operators
    - Channel Operator Stopping Army
    - Channel Operator Goto
    - Channel Operator Navigation
  - Flocking
    - Basic Workflow
    - Reaching a Target, Fleeing
  - FX
    - Different ways of simulating clothes
    - How to Interact with FX
    - Cloth Simulation using Nvidia Apex
    - Cloth Simulation with nCloth
    - Cloth Simulation with BlendShapes
    - Cloth Simulation with Geometry Behavior
  - Simulation
    - Warping Time
    - Emitters and Kill Behavior
  - Cache Layout
    - Using the Cache Layout Tool
  - Shading
    - Adding Color Variation
    - Adding Texture Diversity
  - Rendering
    - Creating a Lighting / Rendering Scene
    - Large Crowd Simulations Best Practices
    - Splitting Large Crowd Simulations
    - Dealing With LOD Characters
    - Rendering From Maya
    - Rendering From 3ds Max
      - Rendering with V-Ray
    - Rendering from Guerilla
    - Rendering from Katana
      - Katana Rendering using Arnold
      - Katana Rendering using Renderman
    - Rendering From SoftImage
      - Rendering With Arnold
    - Rendering From Command Line
    - Cloud Rendering
- FAQs
- Reference Guide
  - Main Concepts
  - Workflow
  - Character Prerequisites
  - Motion Prerequisites
  - Assets Conversion
    - Character Maker Main Concepts
    - Character Maker Overview
    - Character Maker Controls
    - Character Mode
      - Character Mode
      - Skeleton Tab
        Skeleton Tab Overview
        Main Workspace (Skeleton)
      - Geometry Tab
        Geometry Tab Overview
        Main Workspace (Geometry)
        Asset Properties
        Asset Outliner
    - Motion Mode
      - Motion Mode
      - Main Workspace (Motion)
    - Motion Mapping Mode
    - Main Workspace
    - Character Maker Locator
  - Terrain / Environments
  - Entity Type Definition
  - Paint
  - Placement
    - Population Tool Context
    - Population Tool Locator
  - Simulation
  - Behaviors
    - Behaviors Main Concepts
    - Behavior Editor Overview
    - Behavior Editor Controls
    - Behaviors
    - Behavior Triggers
    - Behavior Operators
    - Behavior Tools
    - Behavior Locators
    - Sticky Notes
  - Channel Operators
  - Triggers
  - Visual Feedbacks
    - Simulation Troubleshooting
    - Crowd Visual Feedback Tool
  - Pipeline Tools
    - Crowd Swiss Knife
    - Motion Clip Preview
  - Simulation Export / Bake
    - Simulation Exporter / Baker
    - Simulation Export
      - Simulation Cache
      - Assets Association
    - Simulation Bake
  - Simulation Layout
  - Rendering
  - Crowd Settings
- Technical Documentation
- User Group
- Support Request

PPAttribute Trigger

The PPAttribute Trigger enables to start or stop a behavior by returning true if a per-particle field is successfully compared to a reference value.

Creation

Behavior Editor / Trigger Library:
Golaem Menu: Crowd Triggers / Triggers / CrowdTri PPAttribute Node
MEL command: glmCrowdTriPPAttributeCmd;

Configuration

A PPAttribute Trigger defines the following specific attributes. For common attributes see Trigger Common Attributes.

PPAttribute Attributes

PPAttribute Name	The name of the per-particle field to check. If the PPAttribute is a vector attribute, the comparison is made with the norm of the vector. It is also possible to specify a component of a vector attribute by postfixing the name of the attribute with "[x]", "[y]" or "[z]". See ppAttributes Handling.
Operator	A comparison operator (equal, greater than…)
Value	A reference value.