This tip focuses on the placement of sesame seeds on a baked treat.
One of my readers commented on my Constraining Objects to a Surface tip and mentioned that he’d found it particularly useful. He also referenced placing sesame seeds on a burger bun and I immediately thought of achieving that effect using the MoGraph Cloner. Granted, there are many circumstances under which the subsequent tip won’t be ideal but I think it could be a real time-saver.
Check out the rest of the post for some still images and the short video tutorial.
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But how to make them not cluster so much. I made grass and used that technique but grass are placed many times in almost the same spots and also there is places where grass dont want to place itself on so there are spots without grass and in some places there are to much of that grass. Playing wits seeds are annoying and time consuming. Is there maybe plugin that makes this do better ao maybe in C4D there is better method for that purposes?
Plastikseven
Just the thing i was looking for.
thanks a lot Jamie!
NightHawkItalo
absolutely great tip my friend,thanks for share
also Happy New Year my friend
Jamie Hamel-Smith
Happy New Year!
inlifethrill
Recently subscribed. Great stuff, thank your for sharing!
Another way to hide seeds you dont want would be to use a simple plain effector with linear falloff and scale set to -1.
Keep em coming!
Jamie Hamel-Smith
Thanks for subscribing and for the awesome feedback! I love that Idea. That way, you could even leave the object as a parametric object if you needed to.
inlifethrill
The Vimeo community would really appreciate your work. Would be great to see your tutorials there as well!
Jamie Hamel-Smith
Why thanks! For now I’m sticking with YouTube because Vimeo has a few limitations on the free account. I have no problem making these tutorials, but I make zero money from them. YouTube gives me most of the features of “Vimeo Plus”, and in addition it has a lot of exposure and good stats (for free).