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| A still from the animation. |
Who doesn't like happy accidents? I wanted to create a promotional video and then THIS happened. Mo-Graphs in Cinema 4D have so far been the most amazing things I've played around with. The system is simpler than it looks. With just around 100 cubes wrapped around a sphere's faces (the sphere does not render though). Whenever the sphere interacts with an invisible plane it scales the size of the cube in the Y direction by 2.5% and turns it purple in colour.
This may still be a work in progress but the only few things that I need to add to this are a little bit of shine to the glass, make the background a little blur to create depth and some shadows underneath the glass.
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| The glass itself holds over 200 individual pieces. |
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