How to make a Perpetual Motion Machine in Cinema 4D

[@emerald1541]

I followed you yeaars ago, I did this exact machine following your tutorial, and seeing all of your bids again is so fun, I thought you were more famous than this, comtinue the good work 😄

[@ratemyfuneral]

Super kind! Glad you enjoy my nonsense! :D

[@emerald1541]

@@ratemyfuneral And you still answer comments ! That's what I call a legend, I always enjoyed your nonsense. Won't stop now haha

[@xbox360k550]

This is really physics. Great job man. Now i must try to create this)

[@ratemyfuneral]

Here we are, a mere 5 years later, and I am wondering.... Did you try it?? :D

[@GuerrasLaws]

Fact: Using the word “machine” with perpetual motion or energy, will give it a beginning and an end, making it finite. With this new and better understanding of perpetual devices, its meaning will need updating in defining it as finite. This way, these devices or machines will not violate the laws of thermodynamics, laws of nature, laws of physics, makes them patentable. ~Guadalupe Guerra

[@ratemyfuneral]

Good to know!

[@alexisdp95]

hi can you tell me what processor do you use ? Thanks

[@onweejike5452]

I would like to animate some thing i made i want it to asssmble it self in c4d. Pls any belp

[@ratemyfuneral]

Plain effectors. :D It's one of those that once you have done it a bunch of times, it's pretty easy. Unfortunately, it's not something that can be explained very well here in the comments. Take a look at my super old video on the self building Christmas present for some hints. But I'll try and cover the elements in a future tutorial. (Hopefully).

[@tomgoffnett5624]

Thank you for doing this. A fun project that teaches us less experienced users new tricks.

[@massivetornado348]

remeber seeing this in ironman

[@mobapixel3995]

give me a proof

[@GameZoneIgri]

where to download infidio pro???

[@ratemyfuneral]

Try here... www.ratemyfuneral.com/shop/infidio-pro/ :)

[@pradderlicious]

Watching the finished product initially made it look like a complicated project but you broke it down really simply - thanks for sharing it. I learnt a lot. :)