Tip38 Quick Keyframing in CINEMA 4D

A quick way to add keyframes is to Ctrl-click in the Attribute manager on the black circle next to the attribute that you want to record.

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[KolGCwalk]

I have a question: I have all kinds of animations going on including 1 item of falling text. But it just starts falling at the start to how can I make it so that it falls when I want it to fall? PLEASE MSG BACK!

[MaxonC4D]

@KolGCwalk If you are using Dynamics to make the text fall, then suppose you want the text to start falling from frame 50:

- Go to frame 0.

- Select the Dynamics Body tag for the text and in the Attribute manager, click the Dynamics tab.

- Uncheck "Enabled", set "Dynamic" to "Off". Move to frame 49 and Ctrl-click the record dot for "Dynamic", i.e. record dynamics to be off at frame 49.

- Go to frame 50, set "Dynamic" to "On", and record the parameter again. Check "Enabled" and play back.

[linkinpark4175]

Isnt this like the oldest thing in C4D?

[05eherash]

@jujunucci search m dot strange great tuts

[KolGCwalk]

@MaxonC4D Thanks you are awesome!!!

[jujunucci]

Yeah, but how do you do the monster? The eyes, for example, does someone know some tutorial about modelling that could help me doing a monster like this one? Thanks!

[MrAnimator1001]

have you more ? pleas i love thise Quick tipps can you say where are you have thise tipps sory for my mistakes i m form german

[jesterSGI]

thanks

[digitalbeat]

Yes. Nothing new.

[MWoody92]

@mihek yeah, same here :-)