'looping' particles from emitter?

ElricQuill · 22-04-2003, 10:06 PM

Hi all, i'm relatively new to 3D and am currently Cinema 4D v8.1 ... just so you know...

I'm wondering if it is at all possible to create a continuous motion using the particle emitter in Cinema 4D? I'm basically trying to create a 'loop' of particles suspended in a void - and i need them to move in a circular motion in a continuous 'looped' manner.

Basically, is it possible to create 2 frames exactly the same(the first and last frames) and to be able to 'tween' or alter the intermediate frames simmilar to the way a looped animation is created in Macromedia Flash?

This IS possible with C4D in standard animation, but can this also be done using particle emitters?...

Any help and suggestions appreciated.

22-04-2003, 10:06 PM	#1
ElricQuill Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	'looping' particles from emitter? Hi all, i'm relatively new to 3D and am currently Cinema 4D v8.1 ... just so you know... I'm wondering if it is at all possible to create a continuous motion using the particle emitter in Cinema 4D? I'm basically trying to create a 'loop' of particles suspended in a void - and i need them to move in a circular motion in a continuous 'looped' manner. Basically, is it possible to create 2 frames exactly the same(the first and last frames) and to be able to 'tween' or alter the intermediate frames simmilar to the way a looped animation is created in Macromedia Flash? This IS possible with C4D in standard animation, but can this also be done using particle emitters?... Any help and suggestions appreciated.

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