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Winbush

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  1. Winbush
    I saw the comment Yup I've been experimenting with it. It's been hit n miss with me so far.
  2. Winbush
    Redshift recently added auto sampling in version 3.0.13 so I'll show you where to find it and set it up inside of Cinema 4D
  3. Winbush
    Looks good my man
  4. Winbush
    I was going to say you could use a blend node maybe or if this is an animation you could easily export it to After Effects and create your water droplets there and blend it the way you'd want
  5. Winbush
    Sorry I didn't get an email when you responded but yes it looks like you got it. If your using the old expresso method then you need to pipe it through an texture node as you mentioned but since your using R21 you can use the new node system now and you can pipe your nodes directly no need for the texture node. I need to do an updated tutorial on what your asking but this should help you get started with the new node system
  6. Winbush
    Have you tried to use a ramp node for the falloff?
  7. Winbush
    It should be fixed now in the latest C4D update but if not you can always change your AEC files manually like so
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