So I’ve added a little bit of smoke, fuel and heat dissipation in order to make thatĪll dissipate, disappear into nothingness. And since it’s an Explosia emitter it will emit fuel heat and smoke in that domain and that will give off this quite realistic and smoky look that you see here. I use the sphere as an ExplosiaFX emitter and I attach that sphere to a spline – and I did that through using the align to spline tag of course – and I animated the sphere along this So what it is is an ExplosiaFX domain made with X-particles for Cinema 4D.
But today i’m primarily focusing on this smoke simulation. That way you’ll see the logo and through the letters of the logo behind it you will see my colorful smoke simulation along with some other visuals i’ve made. So it’s going to be used as a background video and they’re gonna display their logo as a sort of lithograph superimposed over it. So what you see here is a smoke simulation which i’ve made for a client which asked me to make some colorfulĬolorful videos for his website. I’m just going to take you through this video and narrate when possible. particle rendering without needing the Hair module – a greatly improved volume shaderįor the full feature list, or to find out more about the New X-Particles 2 for Cinema 4D, check the site here.Okay guys what is up, Rick here again with another tutorial/time lapse.new modifiers, including Attractor, Follow Spline, Morph, Rotator, and Wind modifiers.online updating system for rapid updates and bug fixes.Trail object has new algorithms for connecting generated splines.most modifiers enhanced with significant additional features and functionality.new SPH fluid simulation and multiphysics (Pro version).new Skinner object (Pro version) – forget the old C4D Metaball object!.two commercial versions, Standard and Professional.up to 1 billion particles on screen (if your computer can hack it!).multithreaded emitter and other components – far faster when using very large particle counts.The X-Particles partial features list includes: X-Particles 2 comes in the Standard Version for 149 euros or roughly $190, and a Pro version for 249 euros, roughly $330. X-Particles 2 recently has seen an absolutely HUGE release adding features as a skinner object, a novel approach to metaball type objects in cinema, as well as SPH fluid and MultiPhysics simulations. In addition the the Questions and Actions System Mike looks at using the new emitter, the inbuilt rendering options, as well as the X-Particles 2 Skinner Object. This tutorial shows you the basic usage of the x-particles v2 emitter X-Particles creator Mike Batchelor provides an overview for some of the new features in the new X-Particles 2 for Cinema 4D, showing the basis of using the Questions and Actions System as well as a general overview for getting started using X-Particles 2.
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