Create a Plastic Vacuum Packed Effect in Cinema 4D S26

In this fun tutorial I'll show you how to create a super quick vacuum packed effect in C4D S26. We'll use the new cloth simulation with it's balloon effects to have a piece of plastic drop down and vacuum itself around an object. We'll also use a simulation scene and dial in the results there. It's a great effect you can use on logos or whatever you want. Enjoy!
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[@ExpressoMechanicTV]

Fab - thanks so much for sharing!

[@altable]

nice and simple, thanks a lot!

[@Tomydurand]

Perfect! Thanks man! Everytime i'm looking for a tutorial i come back to your channel.

[@thepixellab2011]

Happy to hear that!

[@MrOmarniaz]

Very clever technique

[@viero313]

Awesome 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@1tgel]

This is good stuff

[@Arab_trending]

thaaaanks

[@justhitplay]

NOICE!

[@ShrikeGFX]

Somehow my cloth keeps dissapearing when I enable the baloon, maybe its popping? but I cant see anything it just vanishes after a couple frames

[@lucmansion5633]

Only in c4d s26 ?

[@thepixellab2011]

The balloon effect is new in S26, but maybe there is a different way to do it previously...