Hi Dutchbird,

Thank you for the extra effort! I got the file!

I have explored several options, even Connectors.

Here is my favorite version.
CV4_2025_drs_25_MOts_11.c4d

To get the scale correct, the "Scene Scale" was set to 2cm, as I go by the contact area, not the bag size. I increased the iteration values a little bit.

The collision surface was quite small, so I placed a bigger one as a child, which is set to invisible.
The Setting of the Collision Shapes is set to triangle for the hook, and Complex for the bag.

The mass of the bag would be 1.0 way too heavy, like it was filled all the way with water. It is, after all, just a bag, so 0.1 might be a good start.

I included a stress test (the Sphere); please delete it when you are fine with the setup.

In the Attribute Manager> Scene> Simulation> Simulation> Draw, you can check on Rigid Body Center and Shape, to see how the Collision Shape works. By the way, leaving it on Auto might work sometimes, but it is typically not advised.

Cheers

All the best

Thanks for the feedback, Dutchbird.

As I write in a forum, I was detailed here, and the process might not be clear to everyone.

Have a great weekend.

Fingers Crossed, Dutchbird.

Please let me know how it goes.

Again, sorry about that!

Cheers

This is great, thank you, Dutchbird.

I have shared a Report as well.

Fingers crossed, this will work quickly.

My best wishes

Thank you very much, for the reply, Dutchbird.

Enjoy your project!

You're very welcome, Dutchbird.

My best wishes for your project!

Thanks for the feedback, Dutchbird!

I hope the change of all the objects doesn't take too long.

I think you are aware, but since I write in a forum, once the selection and the Weld were used, the Space bar is the fastest way to switch between the two.
This has helped me get things done when I clean up complex models.

All the best

Thank you so much, Dutchbird!

Fingers crossed that your suggestion will find its way. 🙂
I made a screen shot of it, as it provided me with a big smile.

Please let me know if you have any other questions about this theme.
I'm happy to look into it.

Yes, please share your progress, I'd love to see what you do.

My best wishes for your project

Thank you very much, Dutchbird.

Perhaps use the "Share Your Ideas."
https://www.maxon.net/en/support-center

Which might work more directly for a feature request.

My best wishes

Thank you for the feedback and the reply as well, Dutchbird.

Have a great start to your week.

Hi Dutchbird,

The old Compositing Tag, now called Cineware Tag, is working with Redshift 3D as well.
https://help.maxon.net/c4d/2025/en-us/Default.htm#html/COMPOSITING3DTAG.html

If you need more, perhaps explore the Redshift Object Tag
https://help.maxon.net/c4d/2025/en-us/Default.htm#html/TRSOBJECT.html

Is that what you are looking for?

Cheers

Perfect, thank you, Dutchbrid, for the reply.

My best wishes for the project.

Thank you, Dutchbird,

Please let me know how that worked for you.

My best wishes

Great and thank you, Dutchbird, for your reply.

Enjoy.

Thank you very much for the reply, Dutchbird.

I'm glad you have your file.

Cheers

Thanks for sharing, Dutchbird.

This is interesting,

I have tried all render settings, and the results are on average the same, or checked off – slower. But after a while of running tests, things become more equal again.

Since you get differnt results, it must be based on hard ware configurations.

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much, Dutchbird, for your reply.

I'm glad you got what you needed.

It isn't easy to see exactly what happens in an image. What you see in your image is also based on what you know, details I retrieve from the image alone.
Please share a scene file for future questions so I can answer them faster and in more detail.

Enjoy your project

Hi Dutchbird,

Please check with tech-support:
https://www.maxon.net/en/support-center

My best wishes

You're very welcome, Dutchbird.

My best wishes for your project!

Thank you, Dutchbird,

Same here; I am still learning every day, but I would get bored otherwise 😉

Enjoy!