Certainly, this effect can be applied in various commercial contexts. It would be helpful to see examples of how this technique has been utilized in the industry. I have no idea how to make it useful.
Never tried but I think it's possible. You can find the method in this video on Maxon UA-cam channel: "Cinema 4D Particles: Explore with Vladislav Solovjov - Demystifying Post-Production - Week 2". At 01:04, they show you how to transfer object's color or texture data to particles.
This is awesome! Thank you for taking the time to show us this.
Very Nice, Thank You!
Thanks for sharing!
Certainly, this effect can be applied in various commercial contexts. It would be helpful to see examples of how this technique has been utilized in the industry. I have no idea how to make it useful.
Link to your Gumroad? I don't see it in the description or on your channel page?
oh, it's in the first line of the description. I have made it easier to find. thanks for your support
nice can you apply an image texture to it
Never tried but I think it's possible. You can find the method in this video on Maxon UA-cam channel: "Cinema 4D Particles: Explore with Vladislav Solovjov - Demystifying Post-Production - Week 2". At 01:04, they show you how to transfer object's color or texture data to particles.
@@MinhThangDong cool stuff
Bản C4D 2024.2.0 có sử dụng được tut này hông ạ?
2024.4 mới có hệ particle mới bạn ạ
@@MinhThangDong cảm ơn người anh em nhiều
How to cache the partical?
and how to render?
@@bowaic9467Choose Particle group on the objects tree > Cache tab > then choose cache Object
dont stop