Easily Create Realistic Dust Particle FX with C4D 2024.4

[@MirkoMancini]

Thanks Travis, each new video of yours is more and more interesting!

[@aspizak]

I believe you can put friction and turbulence in the particle group as well and it will exclude it from everything else.

[@travisvermilye]

Thanks! I'll try that next go around. :)

[@SeymourStudio]

So good! Lots of amazing tips here. Looking forward to more. Thanks Travis

[@effectatron]

Very cool!

[@CLARKJAMESDIRECT]

Great videos Travis. Please keep it up! For ease of sync in collaborative studio productions and to create less math equations for yourself, I suggest starting your sims at a negative frame and always start the scene at frame 1 (zero is not a value) so that it's much easier to match edits, comps and shots that the animation might need to be placed inside of. 👍
I would also love to see you express your enthusiasm and joy that you express with words so we can feel your excitement for the wonderful work. Energy is contagious and it really helps your videos get more views and followers.
Thank you again!

[@travisvermilye]

Great tips, Clark. Much appreciated!

[@pzdmc4d]

thanks, wonderful window generator... thanks

[@romuk3092]

thank you for sharing

[@BongbokCG]

🔥🔥🔥🔥Thanks

[@jaydenli4420]

very nc

[@MaxVinogradov-k3p]

Hello! My particles don't render, and I'm not sure why. I see them in the IPR window, but when i hit Shift-R they don't render. Please help!

[@ItsJessEdits]

are you using a custom object as the particle?

[@larbierichmond53]

cinema 4D 2024.0.0 doesn't have the basic emitter....Is there another way around?

[@travisvermilye]

You may need to update your software. Version 2025 was just released. I have a couple of videos in the works about it. Some nice additions.