Using Particles & Deformations in Cinema 4D
Using Planes & Cylinders in Cinema 4D
Making the Flag Wave in Cinema 4D
Adding Leaves in Cinema 4D
Using The Emitter in Cinema 4D
Putting Leaves in the Emitter in Cinema 4D
Using the Wind Emitter in Cinema 4D
Resizing the Wind Emitter in Cinema 4D
Adding a Wall in Cinema 4D
Adding a Deflector in Cinema 4D
Frame Emissions Settings in Cinema 4D
Using the Turbulence Emitter in Cinema 4D
Adjusting Wind Speed in Cinema 4D
Adding a String in Cinema 4D
Creating Separate Polygons in Cinema 4D
Summary: Learn how to set frame emission settings in Cinema 4D; learn more about 3D animation, modeling, and rendering software in this free instructional video.
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"Now, once we get passed 150 frames, it's fair game, and the leaves just keep going right through the polygon wall. But up 250 frames, it's fine. And the way to change that, of course, is to go into the particle emitter and to change the stop emission frame setting to either more or less than 150 frames. Okay. So now, we have the leaves bouncing off the floor and against the wall. Let's add a little bit more turbulence to the wind itself, to the leaves. And we do that by going to--adding a turbulence emitter."
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