Great setup! It's not often you see animation of such objects done by effectors. By the way, to perfectly set the rotation of the rolling sphere at 6:05, you can use the formula: (Distance the sphere travels * 360) / (Radius of the sphere * 6.28) In your case, it would be: (150 cm * 360) / (35 cm * 6.28) = 245.68°
Hey Lukas, first of: thanks for your high quality tutorials. Keep rocking! While exploring your setup and adding more complex objects I came to a limitation in RS. The combination of stacked Connects leads to one Connect with too much stacked materials tags. Only option disabling the Connects which explodes the animation. With Standard renderer this seems not a problem. Do you see a possible workaround here for RS?
I got a solution from the redshift forums to avoid the stacked material limit-😁 its in Redshift Rendersettings/ System/ Legacy/ Material Processing Mode: Single(Legacy) (instead of default: Stacked)
6:03 - When I do it the circle rotates along the Y axis when I edit the R.H parameter. If I edit theR.P and R.B parameters, it rolls in a half circle shape as opposed to straight. What coudl be the issue here?
@@Elgawick hi. I had the same problem, my solution was to move the position of the lower 'connect' up and down, and I don't know if this is the right way.
Great setup! It's not often you see animation of such objects done by effectors.
By the way, to perfectly set the rotation of the rolling sphere at 6:05, you can use the formula:
(Distance the sphere travels * 360) / (Radius of the sphere * 6.28)
In your case, it would be:
(150 cm * 360) / (35 cm * 6.28) = 245.68°
Wow good thinking, I'm not that good at formula's so it's nice to see that you can actually make mathematical way to calculate the distance 👌
Only half way through and I'm already amazed. What a unique way to use the effectors. Thank you so much for sharing!!!
What a fun little creation :)
Very clever! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! Great tutorial.
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Amazing! That is a very cool use of hierarchy and effectors. I'll have to keep it in mind for future work. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome dude
Awesome bro! THX! you are the best!
Thank You SooooooooooooMUch
This is so amazing. How did you come up with this? I have so much to learn 😢
Interesting technique, thanks for sharing!
This is really amazing. Thanks for your video. 😍😍
Brilliant!
Great tutorial! How did you animate the sphere one on the top??
great tutorial .. keep'em com'n
Thanks for this tutorial
Great! Thanks for sharing)))
Great Tutorial
great lesson! thanks a lot!
When I add a floor, the base of the main tube go through it when animated. How to fix it?
Well done 👍
+1Sub... Awesome content mate!!!
Love your tutorials! when I change the ball rotation to 300 it just goes into the cube, without rolling, how can I fix this?😢
Awesome. Quick question how did you do the spinning sphere on top like in the preview?
I just chose one of the other rotation parameters
@@lukasthorup ah ok thanks!
Do you have a clue how to bake these movements out to keyframes? :)
Hey Lukas, first of: thanks for your high quality tutorials. Keep rocking!
While exploring your setup and adding more complex objects I came to a limitation in RS. The combination of stacked Connects leads to one Connect with too much stacked materials tags. Only option disabling the Connects which explodes the animation. With Standard renderer this seems not a problem. Do you see a possible workaround here for RS?
I got a solution from the redshift forums to avoid the stacked material limit-😁 its in Redshift Rendersettings/ System/ Legacy/ Material Processing Mode: Single(Legacy) (instead of default: Stacked)
Hey mate, thanks for tutorial, 6.03, my sphere goes through my cube, do you know why could cause It? Many thanks for your answer :)
Wow 💖
nice one thank you. please share the file with the shading materials. ;))) just put it on the link to the description please :))
What happend the skip at the 7:32 of the video? How do I continue the video?
Which mic you use?
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6:03 - When I do it the circle rotates along the Y axis when I edit the R.H parameter. If I edit theR.P and R.B parameters, it rolls in a half circle shape as opposed to straight. What coudl be the issue here?
solved it. Was a problem in hierarchy between connector objects.
can you explain me how to fix it?
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@@Elgawick Hi! Dont remember exactly how i solved it but I just toyed a bit with the hierarchy and that fixed it.
@@Elgawick hi. I had the same problem, my solution was to move the position of the lower 'connect' up and down, and I don't know if this is the right way.