Randy Johnson
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this festival used to have instructions and a camera set for stereoscopy in C4D. I see they are rebuilding the site… I would start there.
https://www.invazion.org/home.html/randy
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Those look like spot lights with volumetric visiblity enabled.
/randy
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I remember I emailed next limit and asked for it and they just emailed it to me… sadly I don’t have it anymore.
/Randy
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Good luck with this one. I have never been able to get something this to simulate with any dynamic tools.
However this one is fairly easy to animate with NLA. This same model/ animation is the subject of a tutorial on c4dcafe too…
https://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=548/randy
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You can use the “Move on Spline” Preset from the content browser.
Then all you need to do is add an emitter (Pstorm) and a Pshape in xpresso.
THen you need Particle geometry, null object (emitter) and the shape (your arrow).
Here is a really quick set up. Click the Pstorm node to get the settings… there are a few attributes to adjust in the “move on spline) null too.
https://www.randyarchy.com/TPspline.c4d.zip
Good luck./Randy
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I like mograph for this sort of thing.
You set the cloner to object, place the spline as the object, then animate the offset. C4dcafe has a tank track tutorial that might be of some assistance.TP can also do this nicely too, with a better “flow” feeling. There are also some good tutorials on c4dcafe that explain this very well.
/Randy
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this tutorial should cover it.
https://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=38/randy
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That sounds great.
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Try saving the project with a different name.
/randy
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I did a similar thing a while back. I made the rubeks cube with nulls and placed each letter as a child of a null. then used user data sliders to animate.
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