PirateShip Vampire Skull Inheritance Effector

Used the Inheritance Effector in Cinema 4D's Mograph Module to morph 2 separate objects, each made of particle clones, to morph into one another. You can do this with as many objects as you please.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• clones
• inheritance effector
• cinema 4d
• c4d
• morph
• morphing
• blueberry sights 3D Animation
• bluesugartribe
• james mcdonough
• supine
• jimmies chicken shack
• 3d animation

[bluesugartribe]

@MeHGaMiNg Yeah, the cards are really expensive but it is worth it if you are using C4D daily. I am putting my Quadro 5000 into a new build core i7 990x 3.46 Ghz Hexacore with 128 GB SSD hard drives and Liquid cooling. I just got the last component in the mail today. I will start tomorrow. I am pretty psyched about it. My current core i7 is a Quadcore 3.2Ghz 965 extreme . I like the unlocked multipliers they speed rendering big time!

[MeHGaMiNg]

@bluesugartribe nice haha :L wish i could do that lmao mine lags if i have a sphere with like 9 segments haha ;)

[bluesugartribe]

@MeHGaMiNg I will improve the lighting. Thank you. I have a Quadro 5000 so I can view these particle simulations in Open GL with almost no lag. I kept the light, shadows and reflections low on this render to see how it would turn out as far as the morph timing. I will do really nice one with HDRI reflections, GI and Ambient Occlusion. Take it light,

~ Jim

[MeHGaMiNg]

that my friend was awesome. Try and improve your lighting and that would be fucking amazing ahah :). Did you use the inheritance effector set so you could preview the ship quickly and when you render it looked like particles?