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Reposting here a previous post by contrafibbularities There's a free script called "AngleSelect" by Geespot you may find useful: http://forums.cgsociety.org/showpost.php?p=3963058&postcount=17 You need to be registered at CGTalk to download it. -
The question came up in another forum about how to create Proc3Durale type 3d meshes and here is an example file of one way to use various 3D noises at various scales to create any such mesh required. I am getting more excited about X-particles on a daily basis! xpSkinner Modeling 7.c4d -
So, what I would like to be able to do, is drag a spline into the top field, then be able to have a python script that would reference that spline and allow me to "move up sequence" using the float control. I know that I can access the "move up and down spline sequence" controls from the Mesh>Spline drop down menu, but I want to be able to control this with Xpresso which would allow me to always come back to the "exact" sequence based on the number in the float control. I can do the Xpresso, but I have no skill with Python. I was able t find this: "c4d.CallCommand(12563) # Move Up Sequence", but have no idea how to utilize it the way I want to or make use of it with the Python node. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks! -
By CApruzzese · Posted
This looks great! I made one a few years ago that isn't nearly as fun. I hope you rig and animate it! -
By lunarvertex · Posted
Thank you for the feedback I have taken it on board and made some adjustments I found 2 Tri's in the model that slipped through the net I think they have all gone now. Thanks, Charlie -
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By Icecaveman · Posted
I'd love to switch and move away from Adobe. AE's development really hasn't progressed much since they moved to slavescriptions. Alas, fifteen years of experience and tons of purchased scripts/tools makes it tough to abandon.
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