Howard
Yang
Motion Designer
Motion Designer
Taipei is the capital of Taiwan, located in the north and serving as the political, economic, and cultural center of the island. The city is known for its modern architecture and bustling business districts, with Taipei 101 being one of its most famous landmarks. In addition, Taipei is renowned for its rich food culture, with night market delicacies such as stinky tofu and beef noodles attracting many tourists. The city also boasts a wealth of historical and cultural attractions, including the National Palace Museum and Lungshan Temple.
Overall, Taipei is a diverse city that blends tradition and modernity, prosperity and nature.
I tried to combine all my skills and apply them to this project.
I explored C4D's material system to enhance realism, experimenting with glass, rubber, and plastic materials to simulate light refraction and natural collisions. Combining textures with procedural materials, I created rough, worn surfaces for added authenticity.
This experience improved my visual storytelling and texturing techniques, which I aim to refine further in future dynamic designs..
In this project, I animated a vehicle following a Spline path in C4D, integrating Rigid Body Dynamics to simulate realistic collisions. I adjusted animation curves for natural motion and applied Collision Tags to create interactions like roadblocks being hit or obstacles collapsing.
By exploring rigidity, elasticity, and friction, I enhanced realism through multi-level dynamic simulations. This project deepened my understanding of C4D’s Dynamics system, laying a foundation for advanced animation designs.