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Hi (please see attached file also) I am using dynamic constraints on a large spherical model. I want to next scale up a collision object from underneath so to the fabric will will stretch out and receive some interesting form. There are a handful of dynamic constraints along some edges, where the fabric needs to be taught (like a stitch line). My question relates to the dynamic constraint. Is it possible for the constraint to be affected by the collision object model? If so, what settings are best, ie rubber band, spring etc. Ben
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