These settings control everything from how many particles there are, how fast the particles move, how they look in the viewer, and much more. We’ll learn most of the frequently used settings for our particle emitters and we’ll see how adjusting them affects the way that our particles enter our scene. This chapter explains the basis for all particle simulations in X-Particles: the Emitter object. We’ll start off with an overview that explains why the X-Particles plugin is such a excellent tool for Cinema 4D and then we’ll see what’s in store for the remaining lessons. Near the end of the video, you’ll be able to breeze through more complex lessons that will show you how to combine each of the different tools in X-Particles for use in more sophisticated “combination projects,” and you’ll also incorporate advanced features like dynamics and fluids. Next, you’ll work your way up to more advanced techniques, using things like modifiers along with question and action setups. You’ll start at the beginning with basic concepts about cornerstone tools in X-Particles like emitters, skinners, sprites, and generators.

In this training series, designer Michael Szabo will guide you through 10 chapters and 4 hours of X-Particle lessons, highlighting all the essential aspects of X-Particles that you’ll need to know. X-Particles unlocks a brand new world of potential in Cinema 4D for creating particle setups like snow, rain, dust, fluids, and abstract design concepts like bursts, streaks, tracers, and more.

Embrace X-Particles, the new standard for particle simulations from Insydium LTD. Say goodbye to Cinema 4D’s “bare-bones” particle options and tricky Thinking Particles setup. This plugin is quickly becoming an indispensable tool for avid Cinema 4D users.

Cinema 4D X-Particles : X-Particles, a powerful particle simulation plugin for Cinema 4D.

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