Native Cinema 4D file import in Particular 5.0, Form 4.5 and Mir 3.5įollowing Red Giant’s merger with Maxon earlier this year, integration with Cinema 4D has been strengthened in several Trapcode Suite plugins, making it possible to use. The full changelog is much longer, so check out the video above or the link at the foot of the story for details. Users can also now have up to 16 particle systems in the same scene – up from eight – and to set up particle emitters that themselves emit emitters, making it possible to create more complex effects. There is also a new particle flocking system, which provides readymade behaviours for mimicking effects like the swarming of birds or fish, or people meandering through public spaces.
The plugin’s physics controls have been overhauled, introducing a new Wind effect, and making it possible to use air and bounce physics in the same particle system. Most of the new features in Trapcode Suite 16.0 are in Particular 5.0, the latest version of its plugin for creating organic 3D particle effects. Particular 5: new physics controls, flocking behaviours and support for linked emitters Users can also now use Cinema 4D files as source objects in several of the Trapcode plugins. Particular, Trapcode Suite’s plugin for creating organic 3D particle effects, gets a big update, adding a new Wind effect, particle flocking behaviours, and the option to chain up particle emitters. Red Giant has released Trapcode Suite 16.0, the latest version of its set of motion graphics and VFX plugins for After Effects.
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