Take Control Gravity Inside of Cinema 4D Tutorial: Fields Forces and Dominoes!

[@RocketLasso]

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[@danielschmid8530]

You truly are one of the C4D wizards.

[@CHACHILLIE]

Found a gem when finding your channel. 🙏 it’s very easy to soak up and find my own applications.

[@AB-mv1mb]

You are awesome dude! I never miss any of your tutorials they are so informative. I have learned so much from the videos on this channel. Thank you for making such great videos.

[@RocketLasso]

Thanks AB! As long as there are fun interesting topics, there is always a reason to keep making tutorials.

[@bluetonesblue]

Yet another fantastic tute! I can't imagine ANYONE watching your tut's on high speed! LOLOLOLOL! :D

[@RocketLasso]

I'd be curious if anyone does!

[@ArgoBeats]

Fantastic tutorial, Chris, so much potential with this technique! You are the Houdini of C4D!

[@RocketLasso]

Thank you kindly Argo : )

[@pauledgerton2693]

I’m glad he’s not the Houdini of Houdini.

[@rbsn3d]

Thanks for your videos, Chris! Love it

[@shafiq-rehman]

Nothing but love for Chris! an excellent teacher.

[@pauledgerton2693]

You are just pure awesomeness! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Miss you on GSG but I'm really glad you're doing your own thing.

[@RocketLasso]

Appreciated Paul. Expect more regular tutorials!

[@gregortidholm]

Amazing work! Extremely useful tutorial for someone that wants to tinker with gravity and physiology experiments. Thank you for sharing!

[@xvisionimaging273]

Hello Chris, Your tutorials are incredibly helpful even to old users like me and my studio, I believe if you incorporate xparticles into your pipeline you can take your channel to the next level. Keep up the good work. Cheers

[@RocketLasso]

I like XParticles! I've even made tutorials with it back at GSG. I tend to avoid using too many 3rd party tools so that more people can use it, but if I come up with something really good with XParticles I'd certainly use them for a tutorial!

[@GalantGoStudio]

I said it before, this man is the legend of c4d 👍

[@designertechtips649]

Great tutorial!

[@luisb.guzman506]

Chris, this is absolutely awesome, thanks for this!!!!

[@agesnajohdan6050]

"there is a donut cross-section of gravity" 1:05:49 I don't think even Einstein could predict something like this exist in the future

[@RocketLasso]

Such a tasty shape to do cross-sections with...

[@nicholasgood470]

I love this guy :) a little nerdy but really interesting explorations and tuts - thanks

[@RocketLasso]

Just a little? Common! Give me some credit here! : )

[@RocketLasso]

00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:32 - Inspiration: Corridor Crew kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJC2qJuHgc-iq9k 00:02:45 - Get access to a full set of modeled dominoes on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/scene-file-lasso-37300577 00:3:54 - Setting up a simple set of dominoes with a spline and cloner 00:13:43 - Replacing gravity with our own with some basic Field Forces 00:16:02 - Second set of dominoes on the wall, and adding to the Field Force 00:24:34 - Building a structure to transfer dominoes up the wall naturally 00:31:59 - Inside of a cylinder or simple spiral 00:48:57 - Getting fancy. Twisting a Helix around an custom spline 00:58:00 - Spiraling around the OUTSIDE of a twisting Helix 01:03:22 - Different gravity wells, using masks 01:08:52 - Make it your own! Very important 01:09:58 - Did this help out? Want to support? www.patreon.com/RocketLasso

[@roswell851]

upvote this!

[@raghavdeshmukh8460]

mann.... you are amazing!!!!

[@3-y86]

thank you

[@roswell851]

sick!

[@pandagames4192]

nice.

[@antronius]

ok, thnks x 100000

[@밸스]

When I gave it gravity then it shaked and fell before ball touches it, anything I miss or more to add?

[@ThingstoWatch37]

Chris, I love your tutorials. Thanks a million! I'm sometimes wondering: Why do you refer the cm as units or don't say the name at all? Centimeters and meters are real world units and so reliable (to anyone outside the US).

[@RocketLasso]

Thanks! I actually intentionally always say units because 99% of the time it doesn't matter what scale someone is working at as long as all the parts are the same size relative to each other. So it's like when I say hit 'ctrl' or 'command' on the mac. Don't want to leave anybody out!

[@radoman1234]

US/ are included. Engineers and other serious people use metric system... because he is much more practical... at least they say this. Common people have difficulty to "think" in metric units, just like people from rest of world have issues with inch, yards etc.

[@robertperly3783]

Grea video- anyway you could trigger a sound effect on collision - get that great domino sound? Thanks Chris