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Hi Ron,
I do not think that installing the R17 version on Window 11 will be go without from problems, because it is common that problems with Windows 11 appear from R20 and R21 works well, so I do not think that R17 will have better luck.
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You are right, I sent another file in which I was trying another method that did not work. This is the correct file. Please let me know if it works for you.
Thanks!
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Hi Virendra,
I think the best way to do something similar is to use an Emitter with Tracer and Matrix, and then a Force Field to control the movement of the particles around the model. Below is a link of a Tutorial that explains this. I hope it will be useful to you.
(4) Cinema 4D Quicktip – Trace and grow particles (No plugins) – YouTube
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No worries and thank you for your portfolio. As for how to do this using more than one point, I have placed a file and video below to illustrate that. I have used the same principle. Suppose you need to change how the foreign object interacts with the movement of the points. In that case, you can manipulate the arrangement of the points in Expresso or change each point’s coordinate axis, such as making the first point control the Z axis of the Null object, and so on. I hope this will be useful to you.
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You’re welcome, Mauricio! Regarding the point rotation, I don’t know if you mean exactly that, because what I know is that the rotation data of the points are not generated in c4d as position data. However, you can get rotation according to the movement of several points by using more than one point and then linking its movement to a Null Object in the center. Then you will be able to export movement and rotation data based on the movement of these points.
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No worries, with pleasure! I think you could get it if you bake the deformation using a Point Cache Tag, below a tutorial explains that.
https://youtu.be/9fmeTBuynCM?feature=shared
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Hi Mauricio,
I did not fully understand what you want to achieve through this, but I understood that you want to make an object track the movements of a certain point from another object during deformation, you could do this using Expresso and a Null Object. I tried in the video below to explain the method. I hope this is useful for you.
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You’re welcome, Mauricio! I’m so glad this was helpful to you.
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Hi Andrzej,
I don’t know if it is possible to control the GI for each material individually, as I know that this is done through the render setting. Still, if what you are looking for is to increase the emission while avoiding bleaching, you can copy your model and use the second copy as an emission source, regardless of how much it will turn into The white color. After that, you could use Compositing tag to hide it only from the camera and keep the rest of the effects, including the GI, Therefore, you will have two models, one through which you control the appearance and a hidden second through which you control the amount of emission.
I hope this helps you.
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No worries, Mauricio! always happy to help you.
