Adam Trachtenberg
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The link doesn’t work, but it’s usually one of two things:
* the spline isn’t closed; or
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Cool — nice job!
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I see. In that case I’d use a MoSpline referencing the spline that’s connecting your two objects. You can sweep the MoSpline and you can also animate the length of the MoSpline along the reference spline. If you go that way you’ll have to keep in mind that the MoSpline’s Spline>Width parameter controls the start radius of the sweep, as opposed to the radius of the profile spline that’s being swept.
Example: 9940_mosplinesweep.c4d.zip
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Unless you’re using the Hair post effect or Sketch & Toon, you’re going to have to generate some geometry to render that line. So use a Sweep Nurbs object and animate the growth parameter.
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It seems that you have to have a Texture View window open in order to activate the UV Poly tool, at least initially. You could create a layout with a tabbed Texture window if you wanted.
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I don’t have an answer for you but I’d suggest posting the question to the x-particles developers or on their forum.
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X-Particles will be your best bet: https://3.x-particles.com/
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How are you exporting from C4D and importing to AE? Are you saving a compositing project file from Cinema, or just importing the rendered footage?
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Thanks, Brian, I appreciate it. I resubmitted it to Maxon so hopefully they’ll put it on their to-do list.
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Interesting that Mograph’s Shader Effector can see the Distorter but X-particles cannot, nor can TP’s Matter Waves node.