This tutorial shows how to make water drops using Xpresso.

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Learn the animation basics and looping in Cinema 4D.

Although this won’t teach you on the artwork part, you will learn how to animate it and there’s a demo video attached.

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In this Cinema 4D tutorial we will learn how to model the famous Rubik cube.

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With the release of XL Version 7 comes a powerful new set of features to create more realistic imagery. Among these new features are caustics, which are formed by light being reflected or transmitted by a number of specular (shiny) surfaces before interacting with a diffuse (light scattering) surface. The light cast onto a dining table by a wine glass is one of the most common examples of caustics. This tutorial is more of a quick start guide for helping new users set up the basics to add caustic effects to their images.

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One of the many exciting additions to CINEMA 4D XL Version 6 is the new sound rendering capability. The Sound Renderer is a powerful tool that renders out "wav" files based upon Microphone and Loadspeaker positions in CINEMA 4D XL scenes.

In this tutorial, we will show an example of how you can use this great new feature; a scene of a jet cruising by.

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Since you can’t actually have particles travel along a spline in the current version of CINEMA 4D, you can create a workaround by emitting a spline with your particle object aligned to it. Here is a simple example of how you can set this up in your scene.

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You've just spent hours modeling a perfect snake and you need it to slither just a short distance. Well, you could use bones to animate it, or if you happen to have made your snake with a loft NURBS you can have each segment follow a defined spline path and offset the sequences. That all sounds like a lot of work though. Here is a very quick method of getting your snake to move with a simple, neat slither motion.

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Time Curves are one of the most powerful features of CINEMA 4D. Using Time Curves, you can manipulate an object's motion using path, velocity, and acceleration controls.

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Time Curves are a powerful feature that allow you to refine all types of animation (movement, transitions, etc). In this tutorial you'll explore how to use the Path Mode in the Time Curves Window to manipulate the motion of an object. This technique can also be applied to tracks other than Position (i.e. Morphing, Textures, etc.).

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This is a tutorial for modeling the mouth in Cinema 4D. It can also be adapted into other 3D applications if you know the basic functions of the program. Enjoy :)

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