In this tutorial, I take my first deep dive into X-Particles 3 to show you how to create melting, plasticine paint drips in Cinema 4D! If you don’t know about X-Particles, you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years! It’s a pretty amazing plug-in that makes creating and manipulating particles super easy. It was built with the intuitiveness of Cinema 4D’s Mograph Module so it’s got a pretty low learning curve. First, I’ll start out by introducing the X-Particles Emitter, move onto covering a few particle modifiers and what they do. Then, we’ll discover the really fun Skinner object and we’ll finish up by applying a bit of fluid simulation forces to our particles by using the XP Fluids engine. If you have any questions, be sure to hit me in the comments below! Have fun and if you make something with this technique, be sure to share it! Enjoy!
Creating Melting Paint Drips With X-Particles in Cinema 4D
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EJ.. you are so great.
So much thank you!
Awesome tut man!
Just stuck on one thing. My spawns keep on coming :( I have the ‘spawn once’ box ticked but it does seem to do anything. Any ideas?
Cheers!
Haha thanks Eli! Glad you like it
Did you check to make sure the spawn amount is set to 1 particle? I believe the default is 500 or so.
Awesome tutorial as always, thanks!
Happy you liked it!
hallo,thank u to provide free video for us .i’m a chinese student who watch your video Fascinated。it’s very helpful for me to learn C4D。 our country have no much C4D course。 thank you a lot . would you mind provide C4D project about every course in your website? thank you a lot . :]
Super great! Thanks, I am craving taffy now.
And now that you said that, so am I! :)
MASHALLAH!!! you are extremely talented and i love your designs , learned a lot from you!!! keep up this amazing wonderful work!!!!
Thanks so much! Thank you for watching my training!