Cinema 4D Tutorial - Looping Animations Using MoGraph Fields
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- www.sketchyvisuals.com/patreo...
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0:00 - 1:19 - Intro
1:19 - 6:32 - Setting Up Mograph Effectors
6:32 -12:33 - Animating The Loop
12:33 - 18:16 - Masking The Random Field
18:16 - 23:41 - Instancing The Colour In Octane
23:41 - 24:27 - A Look At Octane Scatter
24:27 - 26:11 - Conclusion & Outro
Thanks Sketchy I just started learning c4d and octane recently. This was a great tutorial.
Sketchy back at it again with another amazing tutorial. Well done!
Thank for creating this! really nice! should start with my 3D journey now!
This is exactly what i was searching for thank you so much🤩
Awesoem video and great inspirations for a noob to cinema4d such as myself . Thanks
Super cool stuff dude! Def need to play around some more with MoGraph fields.
Wow, I've been searching for tutorials like this for a long time tho, tysm dude.
Thankyou! Hope it comes in useful :)
Woww🤩thank you this is very usefull
good stuff! really inspiring and already have some vague idea's in my mind that i wanna try. thank u for that :)
No problem bro! Thanks for all the support!
Thank you so much, its very cool
great work bro
Awesome tutorial, i like it, please create more of the same
Thank you very much
If the gradient isn't working: turn on the colour on the Random Field (the 3 circles) Plain > Fall Off, click on the Random Field circles.
i am here again as a fan of your tutorials
Appreciate you!
I love it ! I's really great but how could I do the color in the end without Octane and only with Xpresso ?
Damn this is awesome. Can you transition to like images and stuff?
It was very helpful video, but the wide resolution makes me really hard to recognize c4d interface.
Instance Color node - my life won't be the same.
Are there presets in this pack that setup in the physical render?
anyone knows how to reproduce this color shifting in redshift?
how to loop it?
helpful, but I found it difficult to see what you were doing because of the resolution. Everything is tiny on my 1080p monitor. cheers
Thankyou! Thinking of going back to 16x9 for tutorials in the future :)
i've been trying to do this with redshift and seems imposible... :(
Same here. Did you find a way how to make it on redshift?
Why not just use a random field with a looping noise? Was that option not available when this Tutorial was put up?
I would like to know as well
How can I put a material on it, say like a logo, for like a logo reveal? But I don’t want the material on each shapes, I want it to affect the whole, if you know what I mean
I believe flat projection mapping under the texture on the cloner will do the trick! :)
This tutorial shows how - ua-cam.com/video/blIlgPgwkjo/v-deo.html&ab_channel=LanceBrown-Ochs
@@Sketchyvisuals Didnt expect a reply, thanks so much! This was exactly it ❤️
@@dappe8822 Anytime
I just bought your file for this. Its annoying because the gradient material doesn't work for my cloner when I apply it. I've done everything and set it up the same way but it doesn't seem to work. Any tips on how to fix it? PS the rainbow material works just fine on yours but I have not idea how to replicate it on my own.
I cant suggest a solution except maybe study the file and work backwards, it sounds like you've simple just missed something man! Maybe copy and paste my node and compare the two?
Same I have followed the same steps, but my gradient seem to only switch between the first two colors of the gradient. Did you find a fix? Either way great tutorials as always Sketchy
Edit: If you want to "Color Gradient" both the Spherical and Random Field, go to Plain --> Falloff and make sure you only turn off the circles of the random field (the 3 circles thing on the left of substract). For some dumb reason I didn't notice that he switched scenes when he started texturing.
I had the same problem. to fix this, on the random field tab > color remap > change color mode to gradient. and also enable the 3 color dot in plain >field (falloff) tab.
Octane? 😥
i see nothing on my 14" laptop... maybe i need microscope for this video...
may god give you more powerful set of eyes so you can have 8k or 16k monitors 🤣🤣🤣