Adam Trachtenberg
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Yep, material transparency has been totally rewritten and 99% of the time it looks much better than the old, but obviously not in your scene.
See if this works any better: https://www.3danvil.com/tutorials/r11%20water.c4d
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You have to use the object tool rather than the model tool to animate scale, or else you can use the coordinate panel in the attributes manager. If it’s a primitive you can animate the primitive properties.
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Revised example: https://www.3danvil.com/tutorials/Cards_MoGraph02.c4d
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You could use a step effector controlling Y position to bring the cards to a fixed height. I’d set the falloff to linear and then nest it under the animated random effector so it moves in tandem. Then adjust the transform/Y amount and falloff to taste.
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Looks like it’s just not going to work I’m afraid.
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Try setting intermediate points to subdivided.
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A very simple way to do it:
Use a linear cloner to create the stack;
Add a random effector affecting position;
Set the effector’s falloff to “box” and scale it so it covers the deck;
Animate the position of the random effector so that it drops down on the cards.
Example: https://www.3danvil.com/tutorials/Cards_MoGraph.c4d
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You have to use volumetric rather than visible light.
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Hmmm, that’s odd. Is there any way you can send me the file to look at? Address: adamt [at] 3danvil [dot] com.
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Checking the “Align Clone” box in the Object Tab, Object Properties section should do the trick.