Get a 3D object to shatter then blend back to its original state using CINEMA 4D’s MoGraph 2 module. For more info on CINEMA 4D and MoGraph 2, see www.maxon.net
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Awesome?
Hey man I have r12 but I dont have mograph plz help. And in the begging the? first car is different to the last car.
is there a way i can get mograph 2 for my C4D 11
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Most interesting tut? ive evar seen!
can you please cover the morphing transition? from the sample movie, that will be very helpful
Hey i have Cinema4D? R12 brodcast but yet i dont have MoGraph2 ? Please help 🙁
It sounds like? you may have MoGraph 1, PolyFX was new in MoGraph 2 and requires CINEMA 4D R11.5 or higher (to check which version you have, choose Help / Info).
PolyFX is on the MoGraph menu, but you’ll only get this menu if MoGraph is part of your CINEMA? 4D version. With Release 12, you need either CINEMA 4D Broadcast or CINEMA 4D Studio. Prior to Release 12, you need the MoGraph module.
i cant? find polyfx. plz help?
they only come with the? demo
Im not a C4D user (yet) but Im guessing that you would animate the object morphing in to the? second object and then use mograph to make it shatter.
I desperatly need to know how to shatter from one object to? another object , like at the beginning of this video . Anybody out there who can help me ?
my mograph does not have poly fx in? it
Thanks 😉 Greetings from? Germany 😉
these videos are amazing, thanks a lot for helping us learn? all this.
greetings from México!!
Ye I have been trying to? work out the same thing. Tried messing with the inheritance effector but wasnt what they had done in that example…anyone have any ideas?
In the example the model changes? from a Wagon type car to a sports car, how to we make it so when it come back together it is a different object like in the example…
Yes just dont take the mograph
“Bubble” away from the object and it will stay broken but it? looks horrible and it looks static.
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I Actually meant the? creation of debris.
I’d imagine you just leave the POLY FX object so it remains in the same position the camera is…
In the case of this video… The Poly FX object moves TO the? camera, causing it to break, then away form the camera, causing it to reform… So to keep it broken, jsut have the Poly FX move towards the camera and then stay there.
Is there anyway to? break it and keep it broken?
Interesting effect. A bit like pBlurp, but looks different. I like it!?
BRILLIANT TUTORIAL!!?