Spring-Loaded Hanging Bell/Object in Cinema 4D

Creating a realistic hanging bell animation using springs in Cinema 4D involves leveraging the software's powerful dynamics system.
Start with a bell model, either by importing one or creating it using primitives like a cone and modifying its shape.
Create a small ring or hook at the top of the bell using a Torus primitive.
Convert Helix to 3D Spring Use a Sweep object and a Circle spline to give the Helix thickness. Make the Circle and Helix children of the Sweep.
Apply Dynamics:
Add a Rigid Body tag to the bell: Tags Simulation Tags Rigid Body.
Add a Connector:
Create a Connector object: Create Simulation Connector.
Set the Connector Type to Spring.
Link the bell to the spring in the Connector settings (Object A and Object B).
Fine-Tune Dynamics:

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Adjust the Rigid Body and Soft Body settings to achieve realistic motion.
Set the spring properties (Rest Length, Stiffness, Damping) in the Connector.
Animate and Render:

Press Play to simulate the bell’s swinging motion.
Adjust camera angles, lighting, and render settings for the final output.
This process results in a realistic animation of a hanging bell using springs in Cinema 4D, perfect for adding dynamic elements to your scene.
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