Brian Jones
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COW Coins
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Maxon C4D Coins
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I’ve seen some tutorials for water that are mixing noises but I have not seen animated water tutorials that I can remember with that much water movement. There is the Add The Sea plugin that can do great looking things
https://add-the-sea.de/plugins/addthesea/reloaded/anis/4ATS.mov
I haven’t looked at either of these so I can’t vouch for how good they are but they’re there
https://vimeo.com/groups/c4dtuts/videos/12972558
https://www.cgtutorials.com/t12237/Maxon_Cinema_4D/Water_Wave_using_ClothildeSome contents or functionalities here are not available due to your cookie preferences!This happens because the functionality/content marked as “Vimeo framework” uses cookies that you choosed to keep disabled. In order to view this content or use this functionality, please enable cookies: click here to open your cookie preferences.
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You only need to make one XPresso tag and for the target EN Object Node use —
Reference Mode – Use Start Position
Start Postion – This Object
Start Distance – 1
History Depth – 1Once it’s set up the way you want you can just copy the XPresso tag to all the other Extrudes
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if you have the ability to use Enhanced OpenGL then use that. It will more closely follow what will come out with a render – it still won’t always be perfect there will always be compromises made to keep the editor view fast enough to be smooth. If you want quick feedback to see what a texture really looks like turn on the Interactive Render Region (alt-R).
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do you have any examples of what you are intending to do? Flare like reflective particles is kind of nebulous (at least for me)
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try putting a Compositing tag on the glass object (all glass) and uncheck Seen By GI –
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check out the Protection Tag. It will stop any move or rotation, you can still scale with the Model Tool but not the Object Tool
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check out Bake To PLA by Aixsponza on their site
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maybe yes, but I don’t think so
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I saw that they had their origins (axis’) in different places so for each I did a Structure/Center Axis/Center Axis To… then lined up both and made sure the “green” spline points were outside the “white” spline points. Then, because you had the axis’ on the left to clear the disk, I selected both the splines and moved their axis’ with the Object Axis Tool together.
To avoid that in the first place, if you were working in Illustrator just make both splines in the same document (just work on different layers) then they share the same origin (bottom-left corner in Illustrator). If working in C4D just make them both at the origin (0,0,0). -
I’d have to know more, can you post the scene?