Tutorial | Control Redshift lights with Fields & Xpresso in Cinema 4D

[@fubuilshemg]

Great Tutorial, Thanks！

[@higgsking]

talented since the Sky days in Hitchin. keep going mate.

[@JamesTF3D]

Ahhh cheers dude!!! Been a long while since we were there haha, hope you’re all good :)

[@poppysullivan9899]

Amazing James! ☺️🙌🏻 x

[@jonburton2000]

Niiiice! Can't wait for the next one 😉

[@canyondmrdreamteam5809]

Really cool tutorial love it really impressive work on that huge monitor at the beginning absolute dude

[@farid7044]

Отлично урок, спасибо тебе, Уважаемый!

[@AnhNguyen-oc7yz]

Thank you so much ♥

[@simonbronson]

Great to learn some new Xpresso techniques. Thankyou! Method 1 can be improved by changing the Color Remap Mode, from Color to Gradient, with some tweaking of the colors there you can get something pretty decent that doesn't fall apart when you crank the brightness.

[@the-astropath]

Pretty cool idea, nice job James!

[@JamesTF3D]

Thank you Taylor! Glad you liked it!!

[@petrholusa5855]

Nice tutorial! Is there in simple way how to control intensity without using xpresso?

[@rennightmare]

Hello! Im working on a rigid body simulation which is driven by mograph effectors. My idea is to make it follow its animation until everything stays inside my box field and once it's out of the box i want it to be 100 percent driven by simulation, so i thought i can use Xpresso setup using Falloff node and then feed it into Rigid Body Follow Position and Follow Rotation forces, but it doesnt seem to work at all. Sadly, It seems like those forces are constant across whole simulation; is that so? Is there any workaround or other setup I can try?