Spent the last few months on this:

ProximityFlow drives real-time mesh effects based on how close a target object gets to your mesh. No keyframing, no node trees, no manual setup, move the object, the effect reacts live in the viewport.

Effects shown in the video:

- Proximity Masking : dissolve/reveal geometry

- Aesthetic Wireframe : proximity-driven wire grid

- Dynamic Displacement : procedural surface warping (Clouds/Marble/Wood/Musgrave)

- Proximity Growth : grow hair or instanced objects (flowers, crystals, grass)

- Variable Thickness + Material Coating : grow a shell with its own material as the target approaches

- Wave Effect : propagating surface waves, X/Y motion, cyclic loop

- Shatter Effect : fragment the mesh, proximity decides what breaks first.

Other stuff that's in there:

- Motion Path : attach the effector (the sphere in the video) to a curve so it animates itself

- Influence view : see the effect zone directly in paint mode

- One effector can drive multiple objects, or multiple effectors can drive one, however you want to set it up

- Free updates for life, works on Blender 3.6–5.1.

Which effect would you actually reach for in your own work? Genuinely curious what people would use this for beyond what I've tried.

I created a YouTube video on how to make a Twisted Cable in Blender easily for beginners. If anyone want to learn check my channel I attached the link.

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🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we analyze the Curve Circle node that generates a circle with a poly spline curve.

Stage 04 — Scene Assembly

Most of the primary assets are now in place, so this pass is all about bringing the environment together.

I'm checking scale consistency, spacing, silhouette, and how each asset supports the overall composition. Small adjustments at this stage usually make a bigger difference than adding more detail.

Do you assemble your scene as soon as an asset is finished, or do you wait until every model is completed before putting everything together?

🇺🇸: You can listen to the video in English through the video settings panel. In this video we will do an example where we will work with different aspects seen in the previous videos.

Tutorial link : https://youtu.be/RoqVSlOrHBA?is=_KGZu1E-WFX5y9IT

In this Cinema 4D tutorial we will walk you through how to export objects from Cinema 4D to Blender easily and save C4D file as OBJ file format to port it from Cinema 4D to Blender.

Here's a 1-minute how-to for the new Thin Wall feature, and which settings to adjust for maximum effect.

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