How to Rotate an Object Forever in Cinema 4D | C4D Quick Tip
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- More @ www.ratemyfuneral.com - In this simple quick tip video we look at an easy way to make an object in Cinema 4D rotate forever using xpresso.
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Guys, dragging H, P, B to see which axis you are rotating is for people who want to be ironically lazy and cause more trouble than it needs to be. H P B stands for Heading, Pitch & Bank. All you need to remember is Heading is like using your head to look left and right or H for horizontal... changing the direction you are Heading, get it? Pitch you remember by the pitch of music, which goes up and down so you are rolling the object forward or backwards like using your head to say yes. And for Banking well you can either remember that as tilting your head left and right because you are trying to remember the other two. Once you learn Heading, Pitch Bank. You will never be unsure and have to go dragging sliders again.
That's actually a brilliant way to remember it. Thanks alot!
with this kind of objects I go this way. really fast to do.
1. create object
2. keyframe at frame 0 with 0°
3. another keyframe at 30 with 360°
4. open up the timeline view
5. select the object with the keyframes when not selected yet (you may change the keyframe interpolation at this point to linear)
6. on the right side (standard c4d layout) under track properties, there is a "after" option with "constant". you can change the constant to "continue". this way it will go on and on with the animation. (there are several other settings you can do)
6.1. you can do that also in the timeline viewer. on the top is a section called "functions". under track after, you can also say that the animation should continue after.
7. to adjust speed. just adjust the second or first keyframe.
8. thats it. its easy to make and easy to adjust later on and you can do different things this way.
PS: doesnt work with everything though. but most of the things XD and you dont have to think about degrees and radients and stuff lol
other then that. the expresso method is nice too ^^
Thanks alot🙏👍
Great tutorial mate, learned a new thing i'll need for sure :)
It was Raiden in Mortal Kombat, but very helpful tutorial man!
What about using the time effector from mograph? In my opinion it's much easier. Just drop it inside the object, set deformer to object and you're done.
Thanks for sharing! Helped a lot
Lifesaver !!!
Glad to help!
Great video :D
Can you maybe do a working flashlight, that moves around?
I did the all frame thing you said to approve and yes it will stuck.... And basically my pc is so old it works with coal or sth but you get the idea
Damm all that for a simple rotation
Can you show how did you do this head? Or just how it looks after render?
Oskar Szymczak Hey, the final image of the head in the microwave is in the description for Infidio Dark... :) www.ratemyfuneral.com/product/infidio-dark/
when keyframing the constant to make my object go slow, then faster, then slow again, the rotation changes direction when reaching the keyframe. anyone got a solution for this?
Hello, really you have nice work, god bless u, i just want to know how did you modeled the """ MAN truck "" ^_^
Can you make a texture tutorial for like this
How do you control the initial rotation
If you have set up your Expresso correctly it will just start depending on the constant value. e.g. the higher the faster. If you mean something like a ramped start, you could keyframe the constant value to increase. These are all nice if you want to retain easy control, if it's a simple thing and a one-off you are doing, sometimes it's better just to keyframe the lot! :)
@@ratemyfuneral not a "ramped start". In my case, i need to know, how to change the "initial state" of the object. Imagine that you have a scene with a bunch of objects. All will have the same rotation speed, so the same xpresso settting. But it would be great to randomize the initial state of the objects, to avoid all moving synchronized. Any idea?
How do you texture the blood
is the rotate command not available for cinema 4d r14? can't make it work
Simon Chemnitz-Thomsen Should be exactly the same. :)
i have found a way. I am trying to make the rotation exponentially decay. Yet i am having trouble. Do you have an idea on how to do it?
Simon Chemnitz-Thomsen There will be a way with the xpresso setup but I'm not sure off the top of my head. You might just need to play! :)
how did you do the blood?
Hey, its an overlay texture. You can make it with noises and alphas in the material editor... (Or there are a couple of variants included with tex. :)
head in the microwave.... LOL
=D
Just press R and you can rotate
lol.... this tutorial is so scary