Project File: Build a Point Attract Modifier in Cinema 4D Particle Nodes!

Cinema 4D project file to accompany the free YouTube tutorial.

2025.1.1 or greater required.

Hi, I’m Andy Needham (imcalledandy), a motion graphics artist and teacher with over 11 years of experience. Sharing knowledge is my passion, and I’m dedicated to creating high-quality, free tutorials on YouTube to help creators like you level up your skills and stay inspired.

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Discover how to create a custom Point Attract Modifier from scratch using Cinema 4D’s Particle Node Modifier. Perfect for crafting dynamic particle simulations!

In this Cinema 4D tutorial, learn how to build a Point Attract Modifier entirely from scratch using the Particle Node Modifier. Starting with a basic setup, I’ll guide you step-by-step through:

• Configuring Particle Node Modifiers for custom effects.
• Using null objects to control particle attraction visually.
• Applying vector math and blending techniques to enhance particle motion.
• Adding turbulence for more organic, visually dynamic results.

By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional Point Attract Modifier that you can adapt for your own motion graphics projects. These foundational techniques will also help you tackle more advanced simulations in the future.

Grab the project file and support me in the process!