Dadex

hi, I'm doing an external scene, with a peach tree and falling petals, very basic, but as soon as I insert a Dome Light with a hdri inside it darkens the scene. I am inexperienced and I don't know how to proceed with the lights.
I attach photos (on the right render without lights on the left render with dome light and HDRI)

Thank you

On 1/20/2021 at 5:21 PM, 3D-Pangel said:

Here is an old tutorial (2018) but in depth on water simulation using X-Particles....specifically on making a water fall.  He uses XP 3.5 though.

 

(1) Cinema 4D Seattle - Fluid Simulation in X Particles w/ Marvin Sanders - YouTube

 

My biggest take-away was that his cache files were huge -- around 4 to 5 Gb.  Here is a screen shot of the finished piece from his tutorial:

I think that is the same look that you are trying to achieve.

 

May I ask a simple question: A "free" copy of the latest X-Particles?  How did you come by that?

 

Dave

 

Hi, unfortunately it does not really show how it is built, but from some notions that, although fundamental, do not manage to replicate a good effect. There's more?

Thanks

48 minutes ago, 3D-Pangel said:

Ecco un vecchio tutorial (2018) ma approfondito sulla simulazione dell'acqua usando X-Particles ... in particolare sul fare una caduta d'acqua. Però usa XP 3.5.

 

(1) Cinema 4D Seattle - Simulazione fluida in X Particles con Marvin Sanders - YouTube

 

Il mio più grande vantaggio è stato che i suoi file di cache erano enormi - da 4 a 5 GB. Ecco una schermata del pezzo finito dal suo tutorial:

Penso che sia lo stesso aspetto che stai cercando di ottenere.

 

Posso fare una semplice domanda: una copia "gratuita" dell'ultimo X-Particles? Come sei arrivato a questo?

 

Dave

 

Thank you very much for the reply, I see the tutorial immediately.

I simply have X particles for 30 days with the trial license.

Hi everyone, can someone give me directions or is there a tutorial on how to make a similar waterfall?
I installed the free version of X particles for this occasion (the latest version).
And as a rendering engine or Vray or the standard 4D cinema one

Thanks

I have attached the files.

On 12/29/2020 at 12:57 PM, Cerbera said:

Possiamo sicuramente consigliarti e indicarti la giusta direzione per realizzare uno di questi, ma purtroppo non hai completato il tuo profilo, quindi non sappiamo nemmeno quale versione del software possiedi. Completalo, facci sapere se hai XParticles o no, e poi saremo in grado di rispondere in dettaglio ...

 

Per ora tutto quello che posso veramente dire è che gestireste la cascata stessa con particelle o con una texture animata su un piano, e avreste un sistema di particelle separato che genera le nuvole di nebbia sottile alla base. Le trame dovrebbero essere in gran parte basate sui canali di luminanza.

 

CBR

Hi, sorry for the delay, but I have not received the notification, in the meantime I have completed the profile.

Anyway, I have the R19 / 20 version of C4D and yes, I have X Particles available for now the trial version (so the latest version) ... As I had also opted to use X Particles to do this type of effect.

I am also doing several tests, but I can't get close to the effect I posted ...

P.S I can use either the standard render engine, both redshift and both vray 3.6

Hi everyone, can someone give me directions or is there a tutorial on how to make a similar waterfall?
Or possibly the name of a referring plugin.

it's like a fluid-like effect made of light trails.
Thanks

Thanks

I have attached the file.