Thanks, I had the wrong tag on it! There are 2 Rigid body tags!!??? What the $&*@#^!! I used the one in the Bullet section! Why are there 2 tags with the same name, very confusing!

Thank you for the help, Dr Sassi!!!

Thanks, I had the wrong tag on it! There are 2 Rigid body tags!!??? What the $&*@#^!! I used the one in the Bullet section! Why are there 2 tags with the same name, very confusing!

Thank you for the help, Dr Sassi!!!

I am sure I have done this before,
Place a rigid body tag on an object, go to Scene Settings, and set the gravity to negative and the object should float, correct? I can not get this to work even though I am seeing tutorials on YouTube showing it working. am I missing something? I am on a Mac with he latest C4D.

Thanks, Mark

That was it! I thought the Boole was supposed to do the hiding of the object.

Thank you

Wow is it really that simple!??
I will try it.
Thank you!

I just uploaded the files.

I made a change, I was using Fields to control the PolyFX but have switched to using a Boole to reveal the layer with the PolyFX fixing the issue of the Polys moving at a greater speed while the field exposes the effect.

But the Boole creates artifacts, as seen in the image included in the upload. using the Boole also flashes the PolyFX on and off in our project, This flashing does not happen in this small project, I have seen this before, it seems when you use a boole with an object that is in a null or has an effector it creates strange behavior.

Thanks!

The Redshift Render window is showing a mirrored image of the work window, How is this possible?

I have a disk with a Field controlling an effector to wipe on an animated Poly rotation effect to make the polys move, this works fine in the viewport but when I render it the polys only move while the field is animating on or off, while it is holding the Polys stop moving.

Dr. Sassi please help!
I have attached a link to the project and the materials used.
https://mab.to/t/kkFSlLE0Hwv/us3

Thank you!

Thank you, Dr. Sassi!

This worked perfectly in our main project! The speed slider was the icing on the cake!

Thanks again,
Mark

@Dr-Sassi
Strange, here is a link,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y976NLCkkvAe8RUQTlfBxTP9K06W1Qmm/view?usp=share_link

Thanks