In this 10 minute video tutorial we will see how to make a cycle with a nice ‘train’ of cubes flowing in Maxon Cinema 4D. The trick is to use a Plain Effector with a Falloff, inside a null object. An interesting cyclic effect to be obtained with little effort and basic objects.
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