HYPA Strings
Uploaded a short test animation I created using Cinema4D Thinking Particles and Tracer. Visit Vimeo for the HD version, although the compression destroys it some what!
HYPA Strings from Tim Clapham on Vimeo.
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Looks great, Tim! I was curious, is there a way to cache the tracer/Thinking Particles? I tried to use the Mograph cache Tag on the tracer object and nothing seemed to bake out. Any suggestions?
Cheers!
Hi
You can cache the result using the MoGraph cache tag, but to do this I think you’d need to generate the particles using the Matrix Object. Should work then.
Tim
That looks sweet,great work again.
Just saw the piece you did with Umeric ,That was Spectacular !!!
cheers!!!
Ok, i’m a C4D newbie and all I can achieve is some cheap FX so far, but I’m studying TP and Xpresso and I hope to achieve something similar sooner or later…
But I just have to ask you: how do you make the particle tracer follow the text letters like that?!?
Hi Alex,
You create the particles inside the letters and use the geometry as collision objects so they bounce around inside.
cheers
Tim
Neat and simple! Great!!!
Thx for the tip!
Hi Tim,
I am lost at this one, would you mind sharing the project files (or simplified project files)?
Cheers
Mark