constraints?

[Srek]

Xpresso fits the bill just fine, but you can also use COFFEE expressions or with R10 constraints or driver tags.
Cheers
Björn

[joosedat]

thanks a bunch, and if anyone knows of any good tutorial sites for cinema 4d help a bro out!

[LucentDreams]

Hey fellow Toque head (well actually out here we're stil walking around in tshirts:scream:)

If your looking for R9 tutorials on constraints there isn't much I can think of off hand. your basic constraints (point and orient) are as simple as selecting an object P or R vector in the AM, right clicking and choosing set driver, and then going to the constrained obejct and right clicking on its P or R Vector and choosing Set Driven, Relative would be the same as maintaining offset in Maya, and Absolute whould move the object so its position or rotation was 100% identical.

In R10 Cinema finally has a true dedicated constraints system, actually a little more powerful than maya's (well more powerful without getting into scripting)

There will be a whole series of tutorials on constraints by early november, on Cineversity
http://www.cineversity.com/index.asp

[joosedat]

Cinema 4d is amazing so easy to learn! Every day it just gets better,. . . thanks for all the help think i got things down now, . . First full robot body rig working pistons and all (Maya style) ill have a movie clip and pics soon,

Cheers joose

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