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I think this is the same topic related to the previous post. You will find the answer at this link.
https://creativecow.net/forums/thread/sand-trails-in-c4d/
My regards.
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Sand Trails in C4D - Maxon Cinema 4D - Creative COW
Sand Trails in C4D - Maxon Cinema 4D - Creative COW
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Hi Dovlet,
I simulated this, as in the attached file, and it did not happen that the balls sank in the sand. You just have to change the “restore shape” value in the “object” tab to 0% and slightly raise the “size” and “step” values in the “advanced” tab. I saw that you are using “clothe surface”. If you do not need it, you can delete it, as it may be the cause of the problem.
I think that it is better to open a new topic when you have another subject to make it easier later for forum visitors to benefit from it through the search feature.
I hope this helps you.
Thanks!
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Hi Joey,
I think that FBX is the best solution so far for converting models and scenes from Maya to cinema, below are three links about the conversion way, two related to static scenes and the other to animated scenes. If you encounter other problems, check the version of the FBX plugin in your Maya version, It may need to be updated or you need to download another FBX plugin that is compatible with your cinema version.
I hope this helps you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzNUdgjcnEg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpqu6wCswDo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cOcfDZCn8E
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Hi Aryan,
You can do this using the simulation tags as in the attached video, Just make sure to set the Bounce value to 0% to avoid raindrops bouncing off the plan if you don’t want that.
I hope this helps you.
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You are welcome, Naveen! I have modified the file for you to make it appear that the pellet is falling without stopping. As for making them high sequentially, I think you should use Expresso for that.
thanks!
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Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I’m so glad my post was useful to you, I knew there was a way to do the same thing with single object but I can’t remember it and I didn’t have time to research further so I sent you the cloner method while I had time to return to that but I find that you are do it yourself, thanks once again.
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You are welcome! As for doing this continuously, you can use Cloner to repeat the action and you will not need to do this infinitely, only until the cycle ends you can make this repeated to make it appear as if it is continuing. I have attached a file that explains the idea more.
Thanks!
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Hi Ringo,
If you can use Cloner in your scene, you can do that using Field and Color Shader in the Alpha channel as in the attached tutorial.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Al9th3CKCU
Thanks
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Hi Naveen,
I think that you could simulate the scene perfectly using dynamics instead of particles. I have attached a file in which I explain the principle of doing this. all you have to do is adjust the values to get a bounce that suits the scene you want to work on.
Thanks!
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Hi Andy,
It seems that the problem is due to an overlap between points and surfaces, such that some points are not connected by any edges. I have fixed the problem and I have also attached a video showing how I do it. Sorry for the delay in reply.
Thanks!
