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186 CINEMA 4D R11 Quickstart<br />

Experiment with the Muscle object’s settings. As previously mentioned, you can change the shape of the muscle<br />

on the States tab using the curves. On the Settings tab, you can, among other things, move the muscle’s offset<br />

without affecting the start and end pin.<br />

As this tutorial demonstrates, adding muscles to your characters is a relatively simple task. Now there’s nothing<br />

to stop your characters from showing off their muscles.<br />

8. Quick Tutorial – VAMP<br />

Vamp is a very powerful tool for transferring information from one object to another. It can transfer not only<br />

selection information, Texture tags and vertex maps but also morph data and UVs. A short example will help<br />

to explain why this tool is useful.<br />

Open the file “QS_Vamp.c4d”. In the editor, you’ll see a sphere with a red cap, and in the Object Manager,<br />

there’s a second object in the scene that has been set to invisible. This hidden object is a simple cube. We want<br />

to transfer the red texture and morph data from the sphere to the cube.<br />

Select the sphere’s Morph tab in the Object Manager. Set the “laugh” slider in the Attribute Manager to 100%<br />

and notice what happens in the editor.<br />

The ball is now smiling at us! Suppose we want to make the cube smile the same way using the sphere’s smile.<br />

Choose Character/Vamp in the main menu. A window opens containing several settings.

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