Exploding Cups - Basic C4D Dynamics and Redshift

[@JephAraujo]

I love how intuitive and fast paced your tutorials are.

[@poolbar.studio]

Great tutorial! And thanks for the reminder about the RS Assets manager - it's so much quicker than trying to fix in the shader graph!

[@pronin.s.a]

Thank you so much for this tut! I'm searched for a weeks of solution how to constrain rigid body to place. And it turns out that we just should change follow position. omg, so simple....

[@normalrender]

i liked how straight to the point and fast this tutorial was !

[@vincentschwenk]

thanks😊

[@djilaliachour1578]

Many thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@Oleg01e230]

Awesome Thanks for the video, you bailed me out.

[@motionwithoskar]

Love it, thank you so much for this tutorial Vincent

[@haager123]

Just learned that alt zero is the psr reset keyboard shortcut 👀!

[@vincentschwenk]

that's my No1 shortcut

[@EmmanuelSAY-o2e]

is there a way to make it with a blender? do you know how to do it?

[@duncan144k3]

anybody know if i can make this effect in Blender?

[@franciscoclaydson4939]

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[@DolioFoilio]

It would be immensely helpful if your screen UI is scaled up a bit, cannot make out the small text even at HD. Thanks a lot though.

[@vincentschwenk]

uf I did scale up my screen by 200% for the recording. It feels all so huge on my PC🤣

[@DolioFoilio]

@@vincentschwenk oh is it! Haha my eyes were crying. This isn't a criticism just feedback that could help some viewers like me. Thank you for the video, I personally learned a lot!

[@vincentschwenk]

@@DolioFoilio yeah it’s always a struggle with the right screen space. Thanks for the heads up

[@bodobanali]

hopefully rigit body becomes part of the simulation system in the next update. fE than we could use the connect tag with rigit bodies. (had a real struggle to overcome this missing feature a few days ago)

[@JMach4217]

I haven't tried this yet, but I'd imagine that, given the right settings, you could get the new softbody simulation to behave like a rigid body. But I could be totally wrong lol

[@adamdargan_pf]

Good tutorial, but you keep cutting out the playback. You hit play, then edit out the playback. It'd be nice to see what the parameters you're changing are actually doing.

[@vincentschwenk]

I cut out all breaks, so that the tutorials are faster.

[@adamdargan_pf]

@@vincentschwenk makes sense! Thanks for the great tutorials.

[@MuhammadisoRaimov]

thank you so much

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

Is there a way to adapt this technique to splitting cells? Basically, a single cell would split and t hen each of the new ones would split and t hey would push each other away as t he space fills.

[@vincentschwenk]

hm, I could try to rnd some. But like this I have no clue

[@rainerrossgoderer78]

Probably using spheres instead of cups and putting it all into a volume builder and volume mesher could be worth a try.

[@rabbithole_creative]

You can do that with particles as source for voronoi shatter

[@wave02wave]

Way to fast start. Could not follow. This is no ˋbasic‘ tutorial

[@vincentschwenk]

Yeah sorry, usually my tutorials are super fast

[@EmmanuelSAY-o2e]

is there a way to make it with a blender? do you know how to do it?

[@samarthwadhwa2912]

I have been looking for an option in blender too, as of now the only way I see is manually animating the objects popping in, but it only works for a few clones. If you find anything let me know

[@san7orini]

@@samarthwadhwa2912me too