The process for creating this contemporary and playful piece for the KidShannon division of the representation agency Shannon. Introduction to Xpresso. If utilised correctly, Xpresso can be an incredibly powerful system allowing you an amazing level of control over your rigs, animations and the software interface itself.
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It is a fairly long series but to finish it all be sure to check out part 2 and part 3. The author also gives some pointers on optimizing your simulation such as having only necessary polygon details. Cinema 4D comes in with a landscape primitive where you can easily adjust parameters such as sea level and plateau level to get the desired look fast. This means should you change the look of the landscape as you go along, there will be little to no changes to the texture.
How cool! The texture is created using the fusion shader, noise map, and several bump textures all at once. Even if you have no interest in the low poly look, modeling this way is a good exercise in learning to reduce the complexity of any form. You can think of it as a gesture drawing for the digital artist. Dynamics are inherently slow. Even if you have dual Xeons running at top capacity, the viewport will still not play at real time.
A decent workaround is to perform dynamics on a low poly model and transfer it to a high poly object. The workflow is to create a rudimentary low poly representation of the high poly object. There is no need to be detailed as the low poly will not be for rendering, but only for calculation. The low poly will serve as our cage.
The key effect here is the noise map where Cinema 4D offers substantial options that can be presented in handy thumbnails. Animating by hand surely has its place. Like other effectors, sound effector comes with the usual flavors of modifying the position, scale, and rotation with the option to isolate effects through fall off or a Mograph selection.
With recent versions of C4D you can even separate the highs and lows of audio waves. One of the main factors is that they create setups that mimic real life.
Cinema4D offers several deformers for easier modeling.
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