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nice !

I have a final due in four days and this video has saved the entire project. Thank you so much.

thank you, why are using arnold?

please more video, like you😍😍😍😍

Excellent! PLaying around with it now finally!

now in the C4D 2024 version we cannot control each gravity tag separately, only from the project settings for everyone))) Why did they do this?

Please, I request u reduce on the speed of lecturing these beautiful tricks. Thanks and these are beautiful Tuts

9:08 here you deleted the Freeze field. Is there a reason for that?

Thank you so much

Awesome tutorial, but no one has a tutorial for real flow when it comes to an live action scene. Can you please make a tutorial using real flow maybe with an object raising out of the water on a live action scene?

Thank you very much for this fantastic tutorial :). One question, I'm trying to fill a glass with liquid but the particles disappear very quickly. Where can I define the life of particles? I can't find the option. Thank you

This is the best I've seen so far regarding this topic.

really useful tutorial

thanks! please make more tutorials with arnold. settings, optimisation, noise reductiion etc.

Wonderful & super useful - thanks for sharing!!

Hello, I would like to know what cinema 4d version you used in this tutotial. I use R25 and I can't find the vertex map icon. Thanks!

Great tut mate, thanks, liked and subscribed. Curious if you can help me with advancing this method a bit. I am trying to add a linear wipe to the field hierarchy, so I can have the boils appear across the surface from left to right. However the Freeze tag prevents any updating of the vertex map over time.. Is there any alternative to the Freeze tag setup that would allow for animated additional fields, or even just animated vertex maps? Many thanks. If I find a solution, will post back here.

Thank you

thanks

I would LOVE to see how to build the shaders that look like bubble gum with the tonal/colour change. Thank you for contribution

Thanks for this tutorial.

Excellent tutorial, pyro is much more powerful than I thought!

hi, i love your videos, can you please show how to ad texture?

I would love to see a tutorial for the material too. :) Maybe with octane which is one of the most used render software.

Please normalize your audio :)

hahaha omg bro my laptop is quite quiet (xd) and I cant hear aaaaanything! Thanks god we have now the automated subs because they saved my life :p

great share more tips sir

Thankk

Thanks for sharing

thank you

Thankk u for the tutorial ! 💜

Can u make a liquid simulation tutorial without plugin?

Ty! keep doing

I have been waiting for this grass tutorial, thanks

Amazing tutorial!

Loved the XPressions - Set Driver Tip ✨ Nice tutorial mate!

stunning!

Fantastic art !!💟 💯

Great tutorial! Subbed :) Would be very interested to hear about how your workspace is set up and what plugins you use regularly

good

really amazing work!

Really nicely done walk through and explaining why you use each function you do. Subbed!

great process tutorial! would love to know how you created your textures and lighting set up especially love the light seeming to pass through the thinner tentrils of the flesh!

Thanx for sharing your knowledge. Please don't speeds up or stop talking when things don't work as planned. Your thought process is nice to know but the video gets confusing when you try to fix mistakes quickly. I don't get my result to look like yours. Just a thought

How can I use the vertex map information for shading a material. I am using Redshift, It works fine but the moment I add Subdivison the vertex map too gets sub divided.

Best quality of tutorial and also its really helpful for every c4d user 👍 I learned 5thinfa that how to vertex map use

Awesome tut! Very straight forward and to the point. Just liked & subscribed.

^^ had to update c4d for this one. Weird the base 2023 didn't have the vertex field for balloon. I did figure out the hacky way in previous version though :) Some other ways to get rid of the exploding/glitchy effect, you can adjust the time scale/scene scale--works for wonders for pulling some of that erratic energy out of the sim

very interesting tutorial, more of a cool possibilities description of a tool, i really dig that. Thank you and keep up the good work 😘

Great tutorial!