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In this tutorial I discuss how to add soft body tags to text in CINEMA4D.
This tutorial is for C4D R12.

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  • Norberto Taveras 11 months ago
    Thank you, I was having the same problem with the caps falling.
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  • Mr.Seven 10 months ago
    long racked brain how to do it,thanks!
  • Rastermind 10 months ago
    Glad to be helpful.
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  • barae jasny 9 months ago
    please
    were to find softbody in C4D r11.5 ??
  • Rastermind 9 months ago
    Softbody is only available in Version 12.
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  • barae jasny 9 months ago
    thank you so much ^^
    so i thnik also destruction plugin is only for the R12
    cause he wan't work in 11.5
  • Rastermind 9 months ago
    Not sure about Destruction Plug-In. GSG has a link to it here: greyscalegorilla.com/blog/2009/12/shatter-and-destruction/
    Also, if you are going for that destruction effect, you might want to try the Xplode plug-in. It costs a few bucks, but I've used it and like it: xplode.valkaari.com/en/xplode.php
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  • barae jasny 9 months ago
    thank you so much bro
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  • horacio micovic 8 months ago
    Great, thanks for the info, really useful
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  • Lucas Seniquel 8 months ago
    i love you dude
  • Rastermind 8 months ago
    :) Thanks!
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  • ikilic 6 months ago
    thanks
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  • Daniel Terrazas 6 months ago
    Really helpful to start with. Thank you!
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  • Davor plus 2 months ago
    Couple of tips for the floating collision: Use a box as the floor, it doesn't have to be thick floor wise just needs some empty space inside for this to work. In the Dynamics Body tag for the box floor, under the "collision" tab, Change the "Size Increment" to a negative # to work against the Hypernurbs shrinkage of the original object.
  • Rastermind 2 months ago
    Are you describing how the shape of the hyper-nurb conceals where the dynamic is actually hitting, as if there was no hyper-nurb turned on? I've re-read your suggestions a few times, I'm not exactly sure what problem your tips are referring to.
    Very glad to have input and suggestions, thanks!
    -brad
  • Rastermind 2 months ago
    PS: I work in C4D nearly everyday for long stretches of time, and I still have so much to learn. I am constantly humbled at the amazing stuff people are making. Please, everyone join me in helping add to the knowledge base of this awesome program.
    Cheers!
  • Davor plus 2 months ago
    You mention at the beginning where the "c" is kind of floating off the ground. You can fix that by playing with the "size increment" setting. Sorry for the confusion.
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  • Rastermind 2 months ago
    Right on! I will check that out. Thank you for the clarification.
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