[Instructor] Ben Watts
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, you’ll how to create sticky liquids & wet maps using X-Particles and use them for controlling dynamic emission maps such as smoke with TurbulenceFD & changes to our textures.
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Cinema 4D – Acid Effect using X-Particles and TurbulenceFD Tutorial
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Cinema 4D – Creating Dissolving/Peeling Effect using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Mike Batchelor
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, Mike Batchelor shows us how to use the X-Particles fragmentor object to create dissolving or peeling effect in Cinema 4D.
Download project files: goo.gl/al5zuf
Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Creating Corrosion Effects using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Mike Batchelor
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, Mike Batchelor demonstrates the process of creating corrosion effects using the X-Particles plugin in Cinema 4D.
Final Preview:
Tutorial:
Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Creating Noisy Fluid using X-Particles Tutorial
[Source] Project-4D
[Level] Intermediate
In this step by step tutorial, Ali demonstrates the process of creating a noisy fluid look using the X-Particles plugin in Cinema 4D.
Final Preview:
Tutorial:
Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Creating Instant Molecules with X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Tim Clapham
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, Tim Clapham shows us how to create instant molecules using the X-Particles plugin in Cinema 4D and also gives you a quick glimpse of the X-Particles Trail Object.
View the tutorial: helloluxx.com/tutorials/instant-molecules-x-particles/
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Cinema 4D – Creating a Binary Grid using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Tim Clapham
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, Tim Clapham will walk us through the process of creating a 3D grid of flowing particles using MoGraph and X-Particles in Cinema 4D.
View the tutorial: helloluxx.com/tutorials/binary-grid-x-particles/
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Cinema 4D – Recreating Aixsponza’s “Tree of Light” with X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Mike Batchelor
[Level] Intermediate
In this tutorial, Mike Batchelor covers the process of recreating Aixsponza’s “Tree of Light” animation in Cinema 4D using the X-Particles plugin.
Aixsponza – Tree of Light:
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Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Creating Silky Fluid with X-Particles Tutorial
[Source] Project-4D
In this step by step tutorial, Ali Faisal covers the process of creating a silky fluid inside of Cinema 4D using the X-Particles plugin.
Download project files: my-project4d.com/?p=252
Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Colorful Abstract using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Ata Albehany
In this tutorial, Ata Albehany will walk us through the process of creating an awesome looking colorful abstract in Cinema 4D using the X-Particles plugin.
Purchase X-Particles or download demo version: x-particle.com
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Cinema 4D – Particle Advection with TurbulenceFD and X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Patrick Noland
In this tutorial, Patrick Noland covers the basic workflow to create particle advection with TurbulenceFD and X-Particles inside of Cinema 4D. We’ll use TurbulenceFD for simulation creation, X-Particles for particle advection and X-Particles emitter material for rendering.
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X-Particles v3 Open Beta Now Available
[Source] X-Paticles
The X-Particles v3 open beta is now available and the users of X-Particles 2.5 are invited to join the open beta program.
The open beta program will close when the final version is released. The expected date of the final release is Q1 2015. X-Particles 2.5 users pre-purchase an upgrade to v3 at a discount of 30% any time up to the end of December 2014.
Below are some videos created by Mike Batchelor while messing with X-Particles v3.
Fluid Balls:
Vortal:
Tendril:
Sign up for X-Particles v3 open beta: x-particles.com/html/_ob/openbeta.htm
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Cinema 4D Tip: Controlling Turbulence FD with X-Particles
[Instructor] John Teddy
In this quick tip video for C4DAPT2 CHALLENGE, John Teddy shows us how to control Turbulence FD simulation with X-Particles in Cinema 4D.
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Cinema 4D – Logo Reveal using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Tim Clapham
In this tutorial, Tim Clapham demonstrates the process of creating an animated logo reveal using the X-Particles plugin in Cinema 4D.
Final Preview:
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Cinema 4D – Creating Text From Particles using X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Antonio Braga
In this tutorial, Antonio Braga walks us through the process of creating text from particles using the X-Particles plugin for Cinema 4D.
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Cinema 4D – Growing Dendrites with X-Particles Tutorial
[Instructor] Uwe Schweer-Lambers
In this quick tutorial, Uwe Schweer-Lambers will show you how to create growing dendrites in Cinema 4D using the X-Particles plugin.
Final Preview:
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Cinema 4D – Creating Viscous Fluids and Sand Effects with X-Particles 3 Constraints Tutorial
[Instructor] Mike Batchelor
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use X-Particles 3 constraints for creating viscous fluids and also some tips on how to make sand effects.
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Cinema 4D – Simulating Soft Bodies with X-Particles 3 Tutorial
[Instructor] Tim Clapham
In this tutorial, Tim Clapham demonstrates the process of simulating soft bodies using the X-Particles 3 plugin inside of Cinema 4D.
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Cinema 4D – X-Particles 3 xpVolumeEmit Object Tutorial
[Instructor] Tim Clapham
In this tutorial, Tim Clapham will show you some techniques for working with the X-Particles 3 xpVolumeEmit object in Cinema 4D.
For more info on X-Particles 3 visit 3.x-particles.com
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Cinema 4D Tip: Grow X-Particles with MoGraph and Proximal Shader
[Source] Munk Studios
In this quick tip video by Munk Studios, we’ll be looking at how to grow X-Partices using Cinema 4D’s MoGraph module and the Proximal Shader.
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Cinema 4D – Rendering X-Particles with Octane Render Overview Tutorial
[Instructor] Daniel Balzer
In this tutorial, Daniel Balzer will give you a basic introduction of how to render X-Particles using the Octane Render for Cinema 4D.
Download scene files: goo.gl/JVdcYk
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