C4D Tutorial: How to Loop Cloth Simulations Using the Point Cache Tag in Cinema 4D

[@AlmostDailyRender]

Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
01:05 Scene Set-up
05:46 Baking the Simulation into Keyframes after Caching
07:00 Applying the Point Cache Tag
09:18 Point Cache Tag Attributes Tab
11:34 Using the Loop and Blend Fields to Loop the Simulation
13:24 Tips to Achieve a Perfect Loop
14:24 Message from my Avatar

[@ronaldmonahan]

Thank you so much. Very easy to follow alone. You also speak like the guy from HeadSpace

[@AlmostDailyRender]

I'll have to check that out 🙂 Thanks for watching!

[@achrafbarkouch3713]

Thank you so much ! very helpful

[@nasyazed7655]

Thano you !

[@guranonler]

Thanks a lot

[@empire.66]

Thank yoiu so much man, amazing tutorial, was working on a very complex project and this tutorial saved me!

[@AlmostDailyRender]

That’s great to hear, thanks for the feed back!

[@guymross]

Thank you very much!

[@GARROTECINE]

AMAZING!!! THANKS!

[@Relatosdelsaber]

Thanks a lot! so usefull tutorial

[@vid828]

Good stuff

[@NickShaheen]

Thanks for the tut! How were you able to drop an object into the dope sheet without it (the object) having any keyframes?

[@AlmostDailyRender]

Hi, thanks for the question. You can drop anything into the dope sheet. Which is handy if you want to bake simulation objects down to keyframes, or even add a special track like 'sound' to a Null Object. If you have 'Automatic' checked in the 'View' drop down menu you will see all the items in the object manager displayed in the dope sheet. Dope sheet functionality has changed over the years but we have always been able to bake simulation and mograph objects down into keyframes using this method.

[@Willopo100]

does not loop for me. weird.