Cinema 4D Tutorial - Creating Plastic Shrink Wrap Animations Using Cloth

02:43 - Intro to #C4D Cloth
04:04 - Editing Cloth Settings
06:04 - Important Cloth Settings for Shrink Wrap Effect
11:45 - Using Attractor Force
12:52 - Choosing Correct Cloth Size Setting for Shrink Wrap
15:39 - Preventing Objects from Intersecting Cloth
18:12 - Applying Transparent Plastic Material Using Octane
19:11 - Adding Thickness to Cloth
20:50 - Creating Transparent Plastic Material With Standard Render
22:20 - Recap

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What You'll Learn in This Video:
In this Cinema 4D tutorial, EJ Hassenfratz shows you how to create plastic shrink wrap simulations using cloth dynamics in Cinema 4D! This tutorial is for any level of Cinema 4D user.

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[bbrachman]

EJ: This may be the MOST important video I have ever seen for my work. I create virtual packaging of products to show buyers. (Walmat) My intention is to get the products to look as real as possible before we have to expend money to make them. Especially for mockups. Our inexpensive packaging are Polybags. Clear bags that get a paper label stapled to the top. I have been struggling since I got Cinema 4D to simulate a polybag that conforms to the items inside. I have to try this to see if it does what I need, but it looks like it will do exactly what I need. Thank you in advance.

[Klicajklicaj]

Again amazing tut, man! Also love your color palettes!

[masamiakita]

always something to learn from you huh, just saw your ad on my facebook feed (school of motion) and not gonna lie seeing the man who introduced me to 3D made me happy

[romanartemenko]

Thank you so much, EJ! Attractor take out the situation)

[bass_journey]

Your tuts are amazing. High quality and visually really inspiring. Thanks for the hard work.

[DigitalCreations]

I was attracted to this because EJ used it. I'm trying to adapt it to real life in forming new relationships. Did i mention it was a great tutorial.

[farhadsamadov]

Please dudue just dont stop! You are amazing!

[alexeygridin]

Russian-speaking audience is watching you too! Thank you for such detailed and interesting lessons!

[animations]

Awesome tutorial, I'm a big fan of your tutorials. Please make a tutorial using c-motions with a daz character, please.

[superdupertoytime]

you rock dude!!! I've been learning C4D for the last 30 days and every single time I hit a hurdle you have a tutorial to help!!!! seriously amazing work and thanks so much for sharing your knowledge :-)

[LokeshJb]

Was just wondering how to go about it for a render today! Thank you for this EJ!

[ricosrya]

i realized that you're on a mac, and yet you have that GTX 1080 running and an octane render. what a set up. i was looking for it but never found any tutorial about using external GPU on an imac. I always watch your tutorial simply because the explanation is very clear. i watched all those tutorials but when it comes to rendering it always end up using octane. i wanna learn octane so bad, but again i'm on imac with Radeon.

[Gireshahid]

David converted you 😁😁.. proud of David, ,

[martakosacheva]

Thanks a lot. This tutorial is exatly I've been looking for.

[michtoanimations]

really cool, man. watching you from France, love your job

[marcus_ohreallyus]

This video definitely helped understand cloth a lot. But I'm finding the same thing happens that always does. The instructor has a perfect result and I end up with glitchy, ugly problems nom matter how high I turn up the steps.

[jameswilkinson]

Thanks for another fantastic tutorial. 👍 Can I ask, what spec Mac are you using? Also, one other question, maybe you could do a vid on this but which renderer do you prefer? Arnold or Octane?

[neoqueto]

Pro tip: if you get bad intersections it's likely due to messy geometry of the collider object (happens often with photoscans). Just drop your object in a volume builder/mesher, and have that be a hidden collider. Problem solved.

[vladimirtomin]

Man it would be so nice if C4D utilised all cores or even better - GPU, right now this rather simple simulations is soooo painfully slow. It feels like this should be working realtime or faster. Thanks for the tut ))

[wanyeekuo]

It's useful!! thanks for sharing!