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Cinema 4d Hair behaves differently in Picture Viewer
Hello,
I try to create an animation of jellyfish and I have some wierd thing I’ve not undestand and this is my pain that hasn’t solve for three days.
I have tentacles of jellyfish created by Hair Object with simple settings (Jelly_1).
Redshift Render View, Interactive Region Render and Render View show me result I’ve got in my main view, and everything is fine here (Jelly_2, Jelly_3, Jelly_4).
But wierd things starts when I try to render scene in Picture Viewer (Jelly_5). As you can see, hair root lose right disturbtion, geometry of hair guides is change too. I have screen without jellyfish dome body that shows differences of render result in different render methods (Jelly_6).
I don’t understand why this wierd thing is happen. Please, can somebody help me to solve this problem?
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Hi Eugene,
When we rendering dynamics on the editor, it will ignore the previous frames to make the rendering faster, so you can’t know if everything is okay until you use the picture viewer that it calculate the dynamics from the first frame to the frame you want to render, so the rendering will look different if there is any problem, however, maybe everything is fine in your scene, you just need to make sure that the hair effect is there in the render setting, if it is not, you have to add it manually by going to Effect, if the problem persists, copy only the main object without the environment and paste it in a new file and save it, then close the program and reopen the new file and check the rendering, if the problem is solved, then add the environment again, and it is preferable to use new elements for the environment and not the elements that were in the previous file. Try this and let me know how the result was with you.
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Dear Kouraib, thank you for your touch
I find, that in my case, the problem is in Connect Object that use link to reference object, and them Correction Deformer apply to this Connect Object. I solve this problem partly by Make Object Editable function for Connect Object, and now all renders are predictable
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You’re welcome, Eugene! I’m glad you’ve solved the problem, even partially. It may require looking at the file, but I think that baking the hair to Polygon might solve the problem since the situation has improved after making the Connect editable. I’ve put a link below showing the best way to do that.
I hope this will be helpful to you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn8X4ef_YM8
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