In this video, you’ll learn how to use Cinema 4D’s PolyFX to break your object into small pieces that gradually come together for a reveal. This feature has been around for a while and is pretty handy for motion graphics and similar projects, perfect for creating sci-fi and technology animations.
Another key aspect of this tutorial is demonstrating how to use a proxy object to apply the animation first, which lets you fine-tune everything quickly before applying the effects to your high-resolution object. Grab the free car model used in the tutorial here and follow along.
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