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Cinema 4D 11.5: MoDynamics
A CreativeCOW After Effects Video Tutorial


CreativeCOW presents Cinema 4D 11.5: MoDynamics--Video Training by Chris Martin

Chris Martin Chris Martin
Houson, Texas

©2009 Chris Martin and Creativecow.net. All rights reserved.

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In this video tutorial, Creative COW leader Chris Martin takes a look at MoDynamics in Cinema 4D 11.5.













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Logo?
by Kastos Shims on Nov 9, 2009
The logo isn´t in your project files Chris.
Where do i get it?
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No split and disconect
by Alexander Alexandrov on Nov 7, 2009
If you like to skip this part with split and disconnect, you can cut the spline in Illustrator with knife tool and merge Illustrator splines in Cinema and then go explosive fx :)
Thanks
by Arnoldo Garcia on Nov 6, 2009
thanks for the info Chris i`m downloading the
new C4D 11.5

Greetings from Monterrey Mexico
Arnoldo Garcia
by Chris Martin on Nov 6, 2009
Arnoldo,

That feature is only available in 11.5...but you can still do everything the same. The solid option will automatically put a solid in for you in when you open up your comp in After Effects...it is nice but not necessary.

-Chris
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Great news
by Frank Maier on Nov 6, 2009
Oh cool, thats great news - thanks for finding a solution!
Thanks !!
by Arnoldo Garcia on Nov 6, 2009
Tanks alot Chis for the info!!
and about the Mograph tag>Solid body??
i dont have it what can i do ?
=)
Split / Disconnect
by Chris Martin on Nov 6, 2009
OK guys....we live and learn right? After playing around a bit more I have realized that after you do all of your knife cuts you can then just select 1 of the cuts and press ctrl. A while in polygon mode to select all of the cuts. After that use the function disconnect and uncheck preserve groups....then put it under the Explosion fx and then under the fracture object and it works just the same but without all of the hassle!!!

Regards,

Chris
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Nice One
by Frank Maier on Nov 5, 2009
Nice Tuto Chris, once again! But isn´t there a script or a plugin out there which automates the split and disconnect work?
i have a question
by Arnoldo Garcia on Nov 3, 2009
ho very nice tutorial i learn alot about cinema 4d
i just have 2 douts
1st one, i made all you say but i don`t have MoGraph taps/Solid Body
how do you made bigger the workspace on the perspective view?
i have Cinema 4D & Body Paint 3D Release 11
i`ll be glad to see your opinion thanks
nice
by Josh Bradley on Nov 3, 2009
Very Nice. Wish there wasn't a intensive way for split and disconnect. But very nice


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