In this workshop we have discussed the capabilities of C4D and how to set up dynamics or particles using this software, this has later become a very useful method for later products and setting up realistic effects onto my objects. 

These are screenshot of the display inside C4D and how the staging was prepared. 

In the image bellow the effect of particle emitter was added to the field, this caused the sphere move towards the set dirction, however after the occuring issue of the sphere passing through the tunnel, we got introduced to the dynamics, making the tunel a static mesh - collider, and the sphere a rigid body. 

The image bellow shows the effects occurring after the plane was inserted into the subdivision mo-graph, and displacer was inserted into the plane. This created a random wave movement, that could also be compared to the unpredictable movement of sound waves. 

These are the outcomes after applying the learned skills. 

I have later used dynamics in a lot of my studio practice work. These are the outcomes that have been created after these set of skills were applied to my work. The way the effect was used, was by applying cloner and dynamics to the stage and the small cubes. Once these settings were applied a few issues came up,  the small cubes were falling too fast therefore the outcome was not great, these issues were later fixed after i found out how to mess with gravity within the software. The preset gravity is 1000cm, I have however lowered it down to 300cm. 

Here is how the set up of the wall, that has the dynamic settings look like.

Here is a photo of glass modelling and particles falling inside it. The technique of how to create a glass was introduced in Jay Payne's workshop 7. 

Here are a few higher resolution rendered images that were the outcomes from the falling cube wall.