Under these he wore the alb (a long white vestment), held round the waist by a girdle. I'm sure this is a simple query what with this being my first post here. A distinction is made between the insignia of ecclesiastical and. But somehow I really want my rope to move along too carrying the material.

I was also thinking if we could add a stagnant object as the rope and only simulate the materials so as to seem that it the rope itself is in motion. I tried it with multiple instances of the object but while curving across the pulleys they seemed to jag across and adding a material to it was not suitable. What I was not able to figure out was how do we make the cylindrical object extend continuously around the entire path constraint moving area across the pulleys, so that the rope seems continuous. I was able to make a small cylindrical object move along the rope path with the path constraint and then giving wire parameters to it so as to rotate proportionally along with the pulleys. You can also add embellishments and beads to add to this design and make it interesting. There are a few basic knots to learn in order to macrame and make an easy pattern for your dress. The priest may wear the amice if the alb does not completely cover the priest's ordinary attire at the neck and to help keep the alb clean. It is finished with a simple overhand knot. The priest amice, which is worn beneath the alb and across the shoulders, and the cincture, which is a rope worn over the alb that acts as a belt by keeping the alb gathered and in place.

I was trying to make a rope (with a basic cylindrical spline and then adding a rope kind of material onto it). This belt only uses two types of knots- the lark’s head knot and the double half hitch. I made a couple of pulleys distant from each other which has a groove to contain the rope belt which keeps moving as the pulleys rotate together in the same forward direction.

Make a rope belt for an alb