Mind-Blowing Melting Effects with Cinema 4D Particles!

[@JonathanWinbush]

This gives me that much needed push to dive more into the particle system, I had no idea you could do fluid esq movements with it! 🤙🏿🤙🏿

[@eyedesyn]

Fake it before they make it! Thanks for watching GOAT!!!

[@ekaterinashilova6680]

This is amazing 🤩

[@eyedesyn]

Glad you thought so! Thanks very much for watching!

[@LeighWilliamson]

Oh man, I need to get into the new particle system. This looks incredible! Request to melt a hand with thumbs up!

[@eyedesyn]

HA! Thanks Leigh! Always love seeing you in the comments! Also how you like me wearing a hat indoors hehehee

[@LeighWilliamson]

@@eyedesyn I'm literally giggling like a right school girl as the hat indoors comment! You watched my video! You know I'm secretly jealous of You, Ryan Summers and Chris Do for rocking the look. I secretly want a God is a designer cap for my videos!

[@gummoman]

I love the way you explain, it's great that Cinema 4D has this new particle system. Can this particle system replace X particles?

[@eyedesyn]

Thanks for the kind words! As you can see it can't do real liquid just yet (and XP can), so that's one big feature gap but Maxon is continually working on the particle system but XP does have years of development head start, so depends on your use case if it can replace XP completely for you.

[@kooks08]

What the Flock man, I was waiting for you to say it!! One question, when I'm caching the Particles groups, the particles stopped colliding with the floor after caching, am I doing somehting wrong?

[@kooks08]

Nevermind it was a bug, I turned off C4D and I turned it back on and everything worked. Thanks, will tag you guys with the results :D