Old random walk experiment
7 months ago
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16. Old random walk experiment
7 months ago
Random walk is quite simple. Take a start position, put any object there, then after each step move the object randomly around the last position.
float x, y, z;
for(int i = 0; i < n;i++){
putObject(x,y,z);
x+=random();
y+=random();
z+=random();
}
Note: Currently uploading another version... looks like vimeo compression is not always great!
float x, y, z;
for(int i = 0; i < n;i++){
putObject(x,y,z);
x+=random();
y+=random();
z+=random();
}
Note: Currently uploading another version... looks like vimeo compression is not always great!
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If it is, how did you do?
So, no c4d here, but i guess, you could do it easily with Expresso I think, or with a cloner object and a random effector.
C4D have really good tools to generate that. Im newbie with xpresso, but Im enjoying very much.
Thank and keep doing this beauty things.
This looks like it should be really cool.
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