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In this two-part series, you'll learn two ways to make realistic grass in Cinema 4D.
In Part 1, you'll use the Grow Grass function, which is for static grass and is suitable for many architecture renders.
In Part 2, you'll use the Hair system to create dynamic grass, which can blow in the wind and interact with objects that trample on or roll through the grass.
In this second video, you'll create a simple landscape object and use the Hair tag to create responsive grass.
You'll use a Turbulence simulation to help mimic wind.
To finish up, you'll apply dynamics tags to the landscape and a Hair Collider tag to the object, which allows the grass to react to the object.
Cinema 4D is 3D animation software that is used for all kinds of artwork. It is regarded as one of the easiest to use professional 3D applications that can handle any 3D task.