@entry-newspaper

Thanks, I'll try that again. Pretty sure I already had, but maybe I need to try adjusting more of the parameters, in order to see the effect.

make sure you press play and see it in action. The jiggle requires the animation to play in order to see it

1. Go to the Preferences - Units - and Chose animation units to show in Numerical Fields
2. Right Click on Timeline (Powerslider) - Options - Use Time Format

This is a false positive not an actual error. This shows up when using the Jiggle with a primitive or generated object... ignore the message. The Jiggle works.

@dump-bit
I found a link for it.
PLEASE BE AWARE that this is not officially supported and it may not work in some versions of Cinema 4D. The file is provided "as-is" without any support or expectation for it to work.

https://stcineversitystaging01.blob.core.windows.net/media/images/files/13610.zip

Here's a workaround:

1. Instead of a Collider Tag, use a RBD and set the "Follow Position" & "Follow Rotation" to a very high value.
2. Select the points of the Cloth you want to "stick" to the Box
3. Use a connector Tag on the cloth, and use the selected points and a large Search Radius so the cloth can "find" the box.
4. Set the Connector Stretchiness to the highest value possible (infinity)
5. Animate the stretchiness from infinite to 1000 in a single keyframe and then slowly to 0 to avoid a sudden "twitch"
   Done...

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2deejbr1q8gv1tvlkv95c/Sticking-Cloth-to-RBD-01A.c4d?rlkey=r0gzyury4rihr3h514ehhj88l&dl=0

I'm afraid that is no longer available. I will ask and see if someone has a copy but I can't promise anything...

Maxon does not support any AI agents

ok, I think I understand now, but this is not as simple as it seems... I need to look into it and see if there's a procedural solution. I'll do some tests next week...

I assume it's realistic.