Randy Johnson
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Your splines have a different number of points per number and you are getting one particle per point.
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You have to change the value then make the second keyframe.
So: Key frame- move timeline- change value- keyframe
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I assume there is a way with mograph but I dont know it.
I think I would use 2 planes and then a bend deformer on each one. Or maybe a single plane with a bend deformer in a symmetry object.
You can use PLA (point level animation) first you need to enable PLA. there is a botton under the time line with a bunch of dots on it in a group with move, scale, rotation make sure its highlighted too (its off by default). Then in Point mode you can key frame your points position. I generally use it with a morph deformer but that goes with mocca.
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Here is a simple idea if you didnt like the cloth results.
https://www.randyarchy.com/unroll.c4d.zip/randy
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This tutorial should help you out.
https://www.c4dcafe.com/ipb/index.php?autocom=downloads&showfile=413/randy
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I generally just animate the alpha.
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That tag comes up a lot for different reasons. Easy way to find out if it matters is to play the simulation. Sometimes you can just delete it and if it wont delete there is an issue….
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I ended up with the same thing as Brian.
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Not sure how to help you keep your dissolve with out seeing the set up. Can you post it?
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