Particles (236 Tutorials)
Motion Blur for X-Particles
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor shows a couple of ways to create motion blur using X-Particles default material and objects.
Nebula Project with X-Particles
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor shows how to create a Nebula structures. He does a great job explaining features of the X-Particles rendering and materials.
Intro to Questions and Actions in X-Particles
June 23, 2014
Learn about Questions and Actions with X-Particles in CINEMA 4D.
Intro to Dynamics in X-Particles
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor takes a look at the constraints (multi physics) and the SPH fluids in X-Particles.
Create a Cool Spiral with Sprites Attached with X-Particles
June 23, 2014
FxChannelHouse shows how to create a twistedly fun effect with X-Particles.
Easy Paint Peeling Effects with X-Particles Fragmenter
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor uses the X-Particles Fragmentor Object to create peeling effects.
Intro to the Fragmenter in X-Particles
June 23, 2014
The Fragmenter has the ability to turn any objects faces or objects into controllable particles.
Corrosion Effect with X-Particles
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor shows how to create a corroded look in CINEMA 4D, using features in the X-Particles Emmitter, Skinner and Cache Object features.
Introduction to the X-Particles Skinner
June 23, 2014
Mike Batchelor's quick start guide to the Skinner. The skinner features a powerful mesher object that can use several particle sources: X-Particles, standard CINEMA 4D emitter, Thinking Particles. It can also use scene objects, completely replacing the CINEMA 4D metaball, to work in conjunction with the fluid system.
X-Particles 2.5 Fluids and Foam
June 23, 2014
Here's a look at the new fluids system in v2.5 of X-Particles and how they use the core SPH fluids.
Intro to the X-Particles Emitter
June 23, 2014
The screaming fast emitter in X-Particles allows for an unbelievable maximum particle count of 1 billion particles! Some of the features are covered in tutorials below are:
- fluid simulation with wet map generation
- multiphysics constraints
- collision engine
Mike Batchelor of slouchcorp.com is an expert in X-Particles so you'll be seeing his name here a lot. He does tutorials on his own and for INSYDIUM LTD, the maker of X-Particles. He put together six basic quick start guides on some of the X-Particles features to get you started with X-Particles.
Particle Advection X-Particles With Turbulence FD Fluids
June 16, 2014
Not only did Mike Batchelor teach me how to create a beautiful particle animation with X-Particles for CINEMA 4D by using fluid created with Jawset Turbulence FD to drive their motion, but I learned what the word ‘advection’ means!
Use The Matrix Object In Cinema 4D to Sculpt Dynamically with Particles
May 27, 2014
In this tutorial Günter Nikotin shows how you can sculpt particles using the matrix object in Maxon Cinema 4D.
Creating Turbulent Fluid Effects Using X-Particles for CINEMA 4D 4D
May 20, 2014
This tutorial will teach you how to create ink drop like fluid effects using X-Particles for CINEMA 4D 4D.
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