Cinema 4D: The Aim Constraint

[@zeewaqarhusnain1743]

Beautiful

[@sergeibargamotov8931]

Thank you so much… save me from headache…

[@drewnix7201]

I like how you used the constraint tag. Gives me a little more perspective. Thanks

[@1029944]

Amazing you are a good teacher

[@ErikWTN]

I was trying to figure out something similar a while back and had issues. Great simple explanation. Thanks!

[@zeewaqarhusnain1743]

Crisply elaborated.

[@MediaProcast]

You have such a good voice! Thank you very much!

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Thanks! :)

[@PhotoshopRoom]

So PRO! thx you.. you best man) very usefull!

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Thanks, glad you are still getting something out of such an old tutorial 🙂

[@Fragaile]

Nice explanation!

[@DIGITALMEAT]

Thanks! :D

[@yebutonu]

excellent !

[@spIette]

very helpful, thanks

[@giorgixarshiladze6773]

Thanx for sharing buddy!

[@DIGITALMEAT]

My pleasure :)

[@LupiinII]

awesome!!!!!!!!!1

[@3deoskill]

Actually you already can do it with the target tag, and also it can be done with Xpresso , both already worked since version R8 or 9 ....over 12 Years ago :-), but anyway cool Tutorial

[@DigitalCreations2012]

Thanks

[@franklinvanreem]

....and now export to Unity! -:))

[@DIGITALMEAT]

You could create an animation then export the model with animation to unity, but if you wanted to export to unity with the constraints intact you're going to be disappointed, unity would have no way of understanding what a constraint tag is.

[@kabalxizt5028]

helpfuLLL THNXX

[@lulucas6063]

very helpful! thanks