This is a Trapcode Particular 2.0 preset that creates a field of bacteria particles floating about that is compatible with After Effects CS5 & above. I used this in a previous project to make some text form from a group of bacteria. Have fun playing with germs!
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Save time & keyframes! This is a technique you can use for adding animation to an object that you want to have a constant speed across your animation, for example, the continuous rotation. In this tutorial, I’ll show you a few ways to achieve continuous, keyframe-less animations inside of After Effects and then Cinema 4D using expressions, Mograph Deformers, and Xpresso.
Add a nice chiseled look to your text in Cinema 4D with this tutorial. As I note in the video, the basic technique is the same across every font, letter, and even logos, but each one has it’s a unique way to get to the end result. Here I show you the basics of how you can achieve this look for whatever text or logo you are working with.
If you have any questions or requests of how to do this effect on a logo or some other font, please leave them in the comment section.
Don’t be limited by the Convex, Linear, and Engraved Filet Cap edges in MoType anymore. In my first ever tutorial, I show you how to use a different fast and easy method to unlock more potential in your text designs in Cinema 4D.
Tis the season! Here are 4 free Cinema 4D models for use in your holiday animations this season! You’ll get the 4 models (ornament, 2 bows, tree lights) along with the .OBJ format versions for people using other 3D programs and earlier versions of Cinema 4D. Included in the files are the HDRI textures I used for some of the nice reflections. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!
