Adam Trachtenberg
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You might be able to do it with Xrefs or instances. Depends on exactly what you’re doing.
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If I understand correctly you just need to put everything you want to move inside a null (not a connect object). If your objects are camera mapped then the projection camera also has to go inside the null.
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You can probably keep your objects in the cloner. You just need to go into the dynamics tag’s Force tab and set “follow position” to a relatively high position (like 10 or higher). That allows mograph to have control over the clone’s position while dynamics still maintains collision detection.
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If you want to do it procedurally you can use the Effects>Terrain Mask shader to place different colors/textures according to height and/or slope. You use the shader inside of a Layer Shader.
Here’s a very basic example: 8533_terrainshaderexample.c4d.zip
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Here’s a version of the video tut with better production values. 🙂
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check out the help docs on the memory node.
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If you’re using R16 I would use the new “preserve curvature” function of the Slide Tool. This video should be self explanatory, except when sliding the edge loops you need to hold down Ctrl/Cmnd while dragging to create new loops.
If you’re not using R16 I would probably create a cube primitive with sufficient Y subdivisions and make it editable. Then I’d create a spline curve to use as a guide and use spline snapping to move the front points to the desired shape.
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Hard to tell from the images. I’d suggest running the mesh check function to make sure there’s no problem with the geometry. I’d also suggest trying to bake fewer levels — maybe go to level 6 to level 1 instead of going to level 0.
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Render Settings>Effect>Glow
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It’s generally a bad idea to use difference C4D/NET versions — especially if your NETR is older than the C4D version you used to create the scene. Some things aren’t backward compatible.