"Something For Everyone" and how to use the blender project file

[@Index3D]

rectangle = triangle

[@RomboutVersluijs]

What makes this method hard is you want to add animated objects. You could use linked collections i guess. That it's all in the same file

[@KKOLL007]

Amazing, thank you for sharing your skills. Saludos desde México.

[@DEEPAKJOSHI-oo9bz]

Nice work

[@KKOLL007]

I dont know if i'm asking too much but, is it posible to add a premade object like the flamingo in blender? in edit mode only allows the basic shapes from blender. I'm trying with add my name in text but doesn't works, thanks in advance.

[@Index3D]

Yes you can. Just make what ever you want to make than place it on top off any of gnomon and join tham with ctrl j

[@KKOLL007]

@@Index3D Oh excellent i understand, thank you again, pretty noob around blender .

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Guess you exported the meshes from c4d to get it exactly the in blender. Nice work! You could use proxies just like he did. Use a linked scene file

[@Index3D]

Yeah but unfortunately in blender we can't offset animation of proxies or linked collection

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@@Index3D True, but we can use MDD for that. But i guess we still run into issue. Ive now tested a different scene with collection instances and its much easier to work with. But i get it, we cant do anything to a instance collection.

[@ididi2009]

How do I animate the added objects?

[@Index3D]

Shape keys Or you can animate and one object and manually place it

[@ididi2009]

​@@Index3D in order to synchronize the scene you can only add new meshes in object edit mode, it seems impossible to use keyframes for animation.

[@Index3D]

It is possible just animate one And then duplicate rotate by 108 and scale it by /1.618

[@ididi2009]

@@Index3D It may be a bit more complicated than in Cinema4D, but it is theoretically implementable. I think I'll give it a try. Thank you very much.

[@Index3D]

@@ididi2009 yes it is b3d is not as power as c4d in terms of animation