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Enable objects to be animated with MoGraph - CINEMA 4D Tutorial
From the course: Cinema 4D R18 Essential Training: Motion Graphics
Enable objects to be animated with MoGraph
- [Instructor] What happens when you have an object or group of objects that you want to animate with MoGraph Effectors, but you don't want to put them into a clone object, or maybe you can't put them into a cloner? So let's talk about a typical example. We've got a logo, and it's sort of split up into different splines, and we want to obviously give this some volume, so now the process for that. We just put them into a generator. So we can just grab an Extrude and put them all in, and need to make sure, if you have more than one object, that the Hierarchical button is on, and then you can set everything up like so. Just adding a bit of detail with these Fillet Caps, and we'll just Constrain, and you might think, "Well, where's everything going? Where's the other parts to the logo?". Well, this is just a quick way of setting up an Extrude object and then you can press the c key. It makes that one Extrude editable, but it breaks it into separate Extrude objects. So now we have... Take…
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What is MoGraph?1m 46s
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Create clones7m 3s
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Use effectors8m 59s
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Deform objects with effectors2m 14s
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Enable objects to be animated with MoGraph2m 46s
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Other MoGraph objects5m 37s
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Overlapping clones and bounding boxes1m 30s
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Break objects into pieces4m 20s
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Offset animation with the Step effector3m 6s
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