Adam Trachtenberg
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One way to do this would be to use a deformer on the spline/object, with the deformer being a sibling. Then animate the rotation of the spline/object and animate the whole shebang along a spline. You can look up the formula for end rotation value and get the length of your spline using Xpresso’s spline node.
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I think the closest you can get in Cinema is to switch between perspective and parallel, which isn’t exactly the same thing.
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Try the Character>Retarget tag.
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I’d say the main thing this render needs is more complexity. Reality is messy. I’d expect to see more dirt and debris on the rock surfaces, even though they’re steep. Maybe some weeds or grass growing out of cracks. I’d also expect to see some foam on the water. Maybe add some damage to the wood bridge. FWIW
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I think you could do something similar using TP’s Matter Waves generator.
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Why don’t you use the particle collision effector that’s already in the scene? Seems to work fine if you assign particle group ALL to both Group A and Group B.
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I would guess that it has to do with the Connect Object.
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Your scene could be corrupt. Try copying everything and pasting it in a new scene.
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One way to do it, if it’s okay for the cubes to intersect, is to use a cloner with plane and random effectors. The random effector influences the clone weight so the movement isn’t too regular, while the plain effector with linear falloff causes the clones to drop into the cube shape.
Example: 9843_cubefall.c4d.zip
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What is the grass kit?