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Hi Naveen,
You can do this using the Voronoi Fracture tool, which you will find under the MoGraph drop-down icon, as in the screenshot below. I have added that to the attached file. It still requires additional work from you, otherwise, I will try to return to that when I have the opportunity. You can modify the values in Voronoi to get the desired effect, you can find many tutorials about this tool on YouTube.
I hope this helps you
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Hi Osman,
These are some paid tools for Cinema 4D that do the same job as the Came Anim tool in Blender.
https://helloluxx.com/tutorial/cinema-4d-camera-rig/
https://the-mographer.gumroad.com/l/MECRv2
https://florenoir.gumroad.com/l/pVIKV?a=632791219
This is also a free tool from Grayscalegorilla, not like the paid ones, but you can develop it to get what you are looking for.
https://greyscalegorilla.com/make-a-camera-animation-rig-for-cinema-4d-with-signal-free-camera-rig/
Instead, you could create all the animations you need easily using the Motion Camera tool like in the tutorial below, and then save that in a separate file so that you can use it later in all your projects.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSwVe3W3lgY
You can also create your Camera Rig and make it among the program’s tools so that you can use it whenever you want like in this short tutorial.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJsLSR6L3Jg
I hope this helps you.
helloluxx.com
Ultimate Cinema 4D Camera Rig • helloluxx
Follow along with Tim Clapham and build this flexible Cinema 4D camera rig, then explore four types of shot and how to tackle them.
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I think I have found a good way to make the points visible in rendering using hair. Just make sure in the hair properties that you set the Root to Vertex and use an appropriate material in terms of color and brightness to make the points more visible. You can also control the size of the points through the thickness channel in the material editor, as in the file and screenshots attached.
I hope this is useful to you.
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You’re welcome! Certainly, the idea suggested by Tom is the best.
thanks!
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You’re welcome! so glad this was helpful to you.
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Thanks for sharing this with us, I tried to follow the path but there seems to be something missing, if the issue is to create new shortcuts for commands I think this tutorial will help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCSX7DIVGLs
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Thank you, Tom! If this is the case, yes, it seems like a good idea that is worth trying. in cases like this, we can also use Joints to animate easily and get more smooth movements.
thanks again!
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Hi Tarn,
You should not feel despair, every problem must have a solution. The problem may be in the height value of the Preset in the Rendering Setting. So try to raise the height value as in the attached image. If it does not work, please post your file or screenshots so that we can fix it for you.
I hope this helps you
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Hi David,
You can modify this by making the sweep editable and then selecting the points you want to modify as in the attached video. You can also do this work from the beginning using Polygon Pen.
I hope this helps you.
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Tony,
What you did was wonderful, only one step was missing in the Xpresso, and I completed it as in the attachments. Only when one of the letters contains two paths, such as “e” and “o” you have to raise the value of Output Upper in the Range Mapper.
I hope this helps you
