Interactive Squish in Cinema 4D

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Would love to hear what other ways you could see this being useful?

[@chosenideahandle]

Well, trying to figure out how to get realistic tire bulge in my car rigs.

[@Andrei_Zakharov]

It worked out thank you very much, this tutorial doesn't get irrelevant even after 5 years

[@Existentialexplosion]

Literally one of the most useful cinema4d tutorials I've watched in youtube! THANK YOU!

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Thank you! Glad you liked it:)

[@SimpleHabit0006]

this is the tutorial that made me want to explore c4D, been using it sinceee thank youu

[@ArthurWhitehead]

This is epic! Thanks for the tutorial

[@fxtdpro]

Thanks for this video! Love how simple and effective this is. Just a hint for anyone using Octane...I had to add Octane Object tags to the Mesh Deformer Geometry objects and under "Visibility" turn the "General Visibility" slider ALL the way down and uncheck "Camera Visibility" and "Shadow Visibility"

[@vladlitvinenko5715]

thank you ! very cool

[@shermanwellons]

just dope....

[@vantandan1347]

Wow! Thank you very much for breaking this down so succinctly. I have a lot to learn of Xpresso but this got the job done. I wonder if you could share the Expresso on the bend tag? Thanks from Vancouver.

[@kinsezeta]

+1 I need see how the bend deformer expresso is

[@kinsezeta]

Ok, if you subscribe to the Alpha Pixel newsletter you could see how the bends deformer is conf and you also can see the xpresso tag etc....

[@ebindboby6020]

Nice tutorial

[@JE-sb6sp]

thanks a lot!!!!!!

[@samooca_]

great tutorial dude ... tks and greetings from Brazil!

[@hisroyalillness]

Great setup - thx man!

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Of course! Enjoy:)

[@patricka179]

Love it! Could you please update the download link to the scene on your website, it's not downloading for me :(

[@3rdDim3nsn3D]

I LOVE YOU MAN!!! hahah you saved myself so much headache! Thank you very very much! Awesome! Subscribed ;)

[@BambangSuhendra]

This is very useful, thank you!

[@artyseptic]

Can you please let us know how you bend it. Is there any setting in nodes for bend?

[@qingquanfu4728]

Really good tutorial. tks

[@Rentoa]

Well this is amazing!! Really good tutorial. 👊💪👏👍👍

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Thank you Lasse!

[@philippelariviere8711]

Lookin to make my shape squish by other objects (plane). Does anybody know how?

[@SEMNADA-k5z]

*_Amazing!!_*

[@mdsanima]

very nice! Thank you so much for this tutorial! Now I following you and like this. Keep going.

[@MotionPunk]

very nice! Btw, "xpresso for beginners" thats a lie haha. That would be more of a "set driver/driven" !

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Thanks Thanos:) haha I guess it was a relative statement, as someone who deals with extensive xpresso networks a few nodes seems like no big deal:p

[@Plizze]

You have a privileged head using Xpresso.👍Thanks

[@matteoforghieri]

very nice tutorial! why do you use the pose morph tag? instead of keeping everything in xpresso

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Thank you! I'm not sure the calculations of keeping it all in Xpresso would have let the points spring back or not. Have you tried it? But to keep the technique the most universal for artists to understand I feel like the less Xpresso the better:)

[@matteoforghieri]

@@AlphaPixel3D probably you are right, people dont like xpresso. i personaly find tag to be unreliable at times. all xpresso setup works just fine by the way

[@RoN43wwq]

great

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Thanks Roman!

[@IsuruRandika]

How can I make it deform by another object ? Not the floor

[@philippelariviere7645]

have you ever found out?

[@neoqueto]

Cool tutorial but I don't think that Xpresso is needed, even. Soft body on the mesh deformer should do the trick, perhaps with even more versatility, like interaction with different surfaces.

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Right, if you needed to interact with something other then a floor or wall then soft bodies would be the way to go for sure. However with a dynamics sim you lose the interactive aspect along with some control and predicability as well.

[@Paul_13h37]

Hey, thanks a lot for that! How dis toi rig the bend deformer?

[@AlphaPixel3D]

Check the website! You can see how to setup the bend there!

[@Paul_13h37]

@@AlphaPixel3D great!thanks you mate!

[@bensasi]

@@AlphaPixel3D i have checked the page but wondering where and how big did you postion the bend? thank you!

[@AlphaPixel3D]

@@bensasi Hi Mo, the positon was just a little wider then the shoe itself and just on the front. I would just play with where it works best for your model:) Let me know if you need anything else!

[@EkanshMathnikar]

arthur sent me here :3

[@Andrei_Zakharov]

Xpresso looks so complicated

[@AlphaPixel3D]

it is overwhelming to look at in the beginning but once you have the basics its very manageable. It makes the program so powerful!