Tim Shetz
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If you have Mograph, you could use the per character option when using Mograph text.
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Here is a link to a tutorial showing how to use the delay effector for the bounce effect:
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Good idea using the multiple cloners…
Hmmm, I don’t have Cinema open right now, but what if you set the cloner mode to object and used the spline you were using as a mask in the object field?
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if you don’t want them to intersect, you would probably have to use dynamics for collision detection. If you have 11.5 MoGraph2 is awesome…otherwise it’s a little more difficult.
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Cool…so I took off the INVERT checkbox, and when you reverse the keyframes, I think it does what you want??
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I’ve set up a little file so you can see how to use the effectors. Check it out and then read the rest of this:
https://www.c4dtraining.com/Tutorials/boxesDrop.c4d
I’ve applied 3 effectors to the cloner. First in the list is the random effector. It’s not set to transform any property, but the weight transform is set to about 50%. Next in line is the shader effector, effecting just one direction for position. It’s falloff is set to linear and then rotated so it is facing up. Animating the falloff will cause the cubes to fly away, or return…then I added a delay effector to add a little bounce at the end…otherwise it’s a little to linear….
Let me know if that helps…
Tim
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You could use a spline mask (using a spline of the United States) with a grid cloner, then use an effector to cause them to fly away…then just animate the falloff to cause them to fly in instead of away.
Just a thought.
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Nope, I’m always shocked at how fast they get back to me. Usually within 24-48 hours…sometimes even faster.
Never had anything but great response and help…
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If I understand your problem correctly, you can turn the hypernurbs off temporarily with the little green check mark in the object panel.