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Cinema 4D – Advice needed with deformers / effectors
Hey there,
I’m relatively new to the site – I believe this is the correct place for this topic, but if not, let me know…
I was wondering if you could offer any advice or pointers on where I might be going wrong here – my brain just cannot seem to function at the moment, and this problem is really bugging me – it feels like it should have a simple answer…
I’ve been playing with the idea of a video wall / cube, and have attempted to apply video clips to portions of text.
In my previous tests, simply applying a rigid body tag would make the portions fly apart due to the fact they are already so close together as a built portion of text (almost like a shatter, but very chunky and blocky) presenting the video clips as the chunks spin and twirl into the air.
However, I’d ideally like more control over this – In my test scene file, this happens on the first frame – I’d like to delay the effect (collision / shatter?) as well as be able to have some sort of degree of force or power with which the chunks would be flung apart from each other.
I’ve attempted to play with Explosion FX, Explosion and Shatter – all seem to produce shattered ‘flakes’ and not let me force blow apart the chunks I’ve already created (unless I’m poking around in the wrong places?)
I’ve also tried to see if Particle Affectors have any use here – and can’t seem to get anywhere with it…
I’ve uploaded a very small sample clip from an earlier test render – hopefully so you see the idea that I’m trying to describe:
Password is: forcetest
I’ve also uploaded a small test scene file:
3527_explosioncontroltest.c4d.zip
I’d be very grateful if you’d be able to at least point me in the right direction or offer any ideas that you’d have to help me along,
Kind regards,
Philip
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