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Hi,
I'm looking for a method of dynamically rigging a tube that runs from an oxygen mask to the oxygen tank.
I had a play around with this and was wondering if it was possible to have the rig follow the tip constraint and actually stick to it rather than bouncing around it. I need the end of the tube to go exactly where i move the constraint basically, but often on fast movements it over shoots it and bounces back. Is there anyway to make that last joint stick to it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
gvarettas
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