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CINEMA 4D R11 Quickstart – MoGraph<br />

1. Introduction<br />

The MoGraph <strong>module</strong> is designed to clone just about any geometric primitive or object and offers numerous<br />

Effectors with which these objects can be controlled. For example: Large objects (which are generally made up<br />

of several smaller ones) can be exploded, deformed and morphed into another object; many small objects can<br />

be controlled by a target object to which they have been assigned; a surface made up of various objects can<br />

be deformed using a shader; spheres can suddenly appear and come together to form a word. The possibilities<br />

are endless!<br />

MoGraph offers creative minds a virtual universe of endless possibilities. Once you complete this tutorial we<br />

urge you to let your creative juices flow – experiment to your heart’s desire and see what MoGraph can do!<br />

2. General Information / Interface<br />

Once MoGraph has been installed it can be accessed in the CINEMA 4D main menu.<br />

In most cases, a Cloner Object will be required in order to create a MoGraph scene. The Cloner Object contains<br />

all functions required for the creation and depiction of clones. The Cloner Object is then augmented by the<br />

various MoGraph Effectors. Below is a sampling of Effectors and how they work:<br />

• Delay Effector: Use the Delay Effector to delay any action or keyed animation of a<br />

cloned object (see chapter 5, Tips & Tricks).<br />

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