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Create Procedural Effects in C4D With PolyFX

By April 8, 2017No Comments

Cinema 4D is a popular choice for artists because it seems more user-friendly than other 3D applications. That can change if you are just getting started and you run into the MoGraph Module in C4D. There are a few things to know before you can master creating amazing motion graphics pieces. How to work procedurally with the MoGraph tools and effectors becomes key. A great place to start is with a simple example using the PolyFX Effector.

Think of the PolyFX Effector as a deformer. It allows you to affect each polygon from an object with any other MoGraph Effector. It can break down each segment of an object so that it can be a clone.

How does it work? Freelance Motion Designer Michael Tierney walks through a simple example, working procedurally with PolyFX, creating what has become the “standard” motion graphics animated effect.

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3D, VFX, design, and typography. Twenty year veteran instructor in all things computer graphics.