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    RE: Old Coffee "vnorm" term to python

    @ferdinand Thank you! you can find it in the old coffee help "using matrices" tutorial section:

    88c1a768-9234-4fe1-b6eb-c93e4d2ebf6a-grafik.png

    My own code is ridicoulusly simple:

    main()
    {
    ang = ( vnorm(vector1) * vnorm(vector2)) ;
    }

    Just looking for a python "vnorm"

    posted in General Talk •
    Old Coffee "vnorm" term to python

    Hi,
    digging into my age old C4D files I found a setup with a xpresso coffee node that uses the "vnorm" for vector normalization in multiplication of two vectors. What is the python equivalent for that? I have basically no python skill so help is highly appreciated. Thank you!

    posted in General Talk •
    Looking for Developer of custom Mograph effector

    I am again looking for somebody to build another custom python mograph effector (Paid):

    • I have cloner with clones and a field with falloff (for example box or spherical field)
    • Everytime a clone enters the field its position or rotation is changed by a value x (cm or degree)
    • The clone exits the field and its new position/rotation change is remained outside of the field.
    • Every time the clone enters the field again value x is added to the existing value. Basically an endless additive process of values

    Is this possible? Willing to pay for it.

    email: chn3d(..at..)email(..dot...)de

    posted in General Talk •
    Looking for Developer of custom Mograph effector

    Hi,

    I need a way to locally manipulate the rate speed and spatial distance of clones along a spline with Mograph Cloner which are procedurally animated by Rate value inside the cloner.

    Imagine an assembly line where things are being pushed along with equal speed and distance but at specific areas along the line they need to be fastened up or slowed down seamlessly without colliding.

    Basically an effector that has a falloff/field and inside the field/falloff I can manipulate the Rate speed set in the cloner object.

    Is that possible with a python effector?

    I am wiling to pay. Open for offers

    posted in General Talk •
    RE: phong tag

    @Yaroslav
    If you are simply looking for a way to manipulate vertex normals there is a great plugin out there:
    http://frostsoft.blogspot.com/2012/01/vertex-normal-tool-plugin_80.html?m=1

    posted in Cinema 4D SDK •
    RE: Looking for Python dev

    @r_gigante Thank you!

    posted in General Talk •
    RE: Looking for Python dev

    The reason behind this workflow is that C4D cannot bake a motion clip with an animated pivot object to keyframes on the joints. When baking C4D ignores the pivot position changes for the joints. This is a problem when exporting a character via fbx so everytime several extra steps are needed. So I use this workaround shown in the file.

    Motion Clip Baking.c4d

    @Maxon people: I know 3 other peple who also had this issue. I also made a feature request. Please implement a consideration of the pivot object in motion clip baking

    posted in General Talk •
    Looking for Python dev

    Hi,

    I need a workflow script that duplicates a selected animated joint chain and bakes all the joints of the new chain as an exact copy outside of the hierarchy. If you think you can do it please contact me. As an user you would do it manually like this:

    • Select top Joint
    • Duplicate joint chain in OM
    • Apply Retarget Tag or R23 Character Definition Tag
    • Bake Joints of new Chain
    • Create Motion Clip on new Chain

    Contact: chn3d(...at..)email(..dot..)de

    Cheers,
    Chris

    posted in General Talk •