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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
End of 2008, long vacation, we’re about to go to the movies watching the gorgeous white dog named Bolt from Disney and Pixar in 3D-3D movie. 3D-3D animation movie? And what the hell might it be? “The kind of movie with the latest 3D technology with special glasses to see the movie with depth and almost look alive,” a friend of mind tried to explain.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009



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Friday, April 10, 2009




Thursday, April 9, 2009

The point of this tutorial is to create an object, like cylinder, with ability to change its length using bone. As you can see in video above, the black cylinder between two yellow mechanic hand can be stretched and squash as the mechanic hand moving wider or closer. 

We need two bones applied to the cylinder, and apply IK Chain to those bones. Now create two null objects as a controller. Put one controller below the first mechanic hand, and onether controller below the second hand.

Next step is binding the bones to the cylinder, make sure the first bone applying to the all of top points and the second bone to all of the bottom side of the cylinder. Now choose the IK Expression in object manager, in Attributes Manager, tab 'Tag', you will find squash/Stretch option. Change the value to 100%. Now try to move the Bone Root and Joint Goal to test squash/strecth.
 
Then put the Bone root under the first controller and the Joint Goal under the second controller. Arrange the position of Bone Root and Joint Goal to the excact position of the controller, as you can see bellow. Now try to rotate the axis of the mecha hand.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

This footage is a small part of a 30 second long TVC about stomachache medicine. The Footage describe how the medicine works. As a medicine flows inside the stomach, it will melt and spread to heal the stomach from the pain. 

The bubbles created by thinking particle from Cinema 4D. We can use the particle template that Cinema 4D already provided for us. All we have to do just do a little setting here and there to get the particle we want.

As you can se, the parameter inside the expresso is kinda complicated and crowded that will make us have some kind of headece to understand. But we need not to worry about that. Cinema 4D alreday do the script for us. After a little try and error, you will find that thinking particle as a new tool give you so much fun to play.







Tuesday, April 7, 2009


Monday, April 6, 2009