Today we’ll be creating Looping Animated Pipes in Cinema 4D. We’ll use the Shader Effector, The Spline Wrap and a Python Script to animate the looping animation in C4D.
You can get the script from the very talented Arttu Rautio’s blog here.
Today we'll be creating Looping Animated Pipes in Cinema 4D. We'll use the Shader Effector, The Spline Wrap and a Python Script to animate the looping animation in C4D.
Software: Cinema 4D
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Hey there Dave, Great tutorial. Im fairly new to Cinema 4d and I was wondering, how exactly did you load in that pileupeffector script?
just open the file and its already loaded into your scene (will depend on your version of c4d)
That was great!! I’m a 3d’s max user and i wanna start cinema 4D do you thing it will be easy? for materials and renders and the work flow i find 4D easier ! Also is this program free?
Eres maravilloosoo!!!! Gracias!!!!!
Do you know how to do both X and Y axis?
genial
hahha I made it~ Great tutorial！
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can i render this with redshift?
give us redshift users some love.
Sir, from where did you learn all these? Arts College or Institute? I am from India and I want to learn new techniques.
Hi Dave, it looks as if the pileup effector doesn’t work in R23. Is there an workaround?
Afraid not sorry Bart, he hasnt updated the script yet
OK thanks for your reply. By accident I posted the question again. Sorry.
No worries, if he updates the script or we find another one we’ll post it;)
Hi Dave, could it be that the pile-up effector doesn’t work in R23?