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Hi everyone, I'm currently trying to recreate a smear/stretch effect in Cinema 4D, similar to the traditional animation smear effects seen in Blender or the old CA Motion Stretch Deformer plugin for C4D. I've been experimenting with both Xpresso and Scene Nodes to build this effect, and my initial idea was to store the point positions over time (using some kind of internal cache or memory) and then use that data to drive the deformation along the motion path. However, I haven't been able to get it working — even after trying with ChatGPT and doing lots of tests, it still doesn't work because i dont have all the knowledge. I'm reaching out to ask if anyone could assist me with building this effect: Either as a free collaboration if you want help me, Or as a paid freelance task, if it’s something that requires deeper development and time. Any help, suggestions, or pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much in advance!
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