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You’re welcome, Andy! so glad this was helpful to you.
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Hi,
I think the problem is in the reflection properties of the material because the standard properties in the material editor channels have changed in recent versions. I added the Fresnel effect to the Reflectance channel and got an appearance close to the result in the tutorial.
I hope this helps you.
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Yes, the reason for this is using the “Parallel Movement” because it did not work in the usual way with Sweep. I also tried to do this with Extrude, but there were still cracks at the corners due to my inability to make the Spline interpolation soft because it seems to be imported from another program. You can do this perfectly. If you draw a path in the cinema parallel to the track, but when you want to apply the path to the Terrain using the Surface tool, that also does not work because the Terrain model is also imported from another program. I tried to do the same work on other programs such as AutoCAD and ArchiCAD, but to no avail. If you can do the sweep in the original application in which the model and path were created, that will be better, or perhaps you should change Some options during the export process so that it works better in cinema.
I hope this helps you.
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Hi Andy,
All you have to do is check the Parallel Movement option and change the width of the rectangle to match the zigzags in the GPS Trax, as in the attached screenshots, especially since there are knots in some points of the Spline. I also fixed that in the file, which you will find in the attachments.
Thanks!
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Biju,
The problem in the topology may be due to overlapping between some polygons. If you can, please post your file here to let me check it for you.
thanks!
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Hi Sarah,
All you have to do is click on the Drop sheet icon located at the bottom of the left side in a diamond shape, then select the items that have the dynamic tag, whether it is the Null Object or on the Children, if the tags is on the children you must select all of them one by one, don’t just select the Null Object, then drag and drop to the empty space under the drop sheet icon, then click above the time line on “Function” and then choose “Bake Object”.
I hope this helps you
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You can do it by using numbers that rotate in cylinders, as in an odometer. The only problem is that you need the Coffee Effector, which is no longer supported in the latest version, I think after R19. But you can get it as a plug-in from the Internet and then install it on the newer versions. I have attached the file and a video showing how it works.
I hope this helps you
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You are welcome, Tony!
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Hi Tony,
Even if the decimal place does not change in the fields, The actual floating point will change, because Cinema 4D only rounds the decimal place for the display of the numbers in the fields, but stores the actual floating point decimal value, so if you zoom on to an object and add a value in the fourth decimal place to its position. You’ll see it move in the viewport.
I hope this helps you.
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Thanks for sharing that with us, Brian!
