BubbaDaCaveman

Hi Cerbera, when I use the 'offset U' it's the texture that moves not the uv seam😕 It remains directly visible as before. Thanks Everfresh for your ideas. Didn't knew I could make a spline, a soft body. I will check it. I will see if the spline wrap deformer helps as you suggested too.

Hi, Bezo since it's a procedural geometry I can't directly control the UV's. In the attached image you can see the seam, I would like to have it some place where it isn't easily visible. Also, let's say I want to hand paint the pipe how do I do that? Once again, your setup is amazing, I just want to fix the few issues other departments might face down the pipeline, namely the texturing artist. Cheers.

Thank you Bezo, it's an amazing setup, and a lot more stable than dynamics. But there's a tiny problem, how will I texture it?

Hi, everyone. I need some help. I have made a soft body pipe and pinned the end points on two separate rigid bodies. When I move and rotate one of the rigid body the pipe stretches well, but it crunches near the pinned areas making it look ugly. The soft body also becomes bumpy when stretched. I need both of the end areas of the pipe to stay inside the hole all the time, but right now the pinned points move away slightly. Any way to make it look better? I was planning on sharing the project once done, but am stuck on the dynamic part. Regards. Dynamic Pipe.c4d

Hi everyone. My first post here. After gaining much from the community, I thought I should give something back. So, here it is, a character based on a design by Trent Kaniuga, I made it with Cinema 4d. It is rigged with IK/FK snapping functionality. The textures are DOTA style so no lights are needed. I would very much love to see someone make some cool animation with it. The model is free to share and shouldn't be sold. And if you make something with it please give due credits. The model shouldn't be used for anything vulgar. Here is the link to the product. https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/3d-character-dota-model-1605332 Any comments are welcome.