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Dave replied to the discussion Apply Material to MoExtruded part only. in the forum Cinema 4D – Forum a year ago
Reply to Apply Material to MoExtruded part only.
Thanks for the file Parag, I’ve emailed over a revised version of your project with a few tweaks to your setup, you almost had it!
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James started the discussion Dynamic jewelry in Cinema 4D in the forum Cinema 4D – Forum a year ago
The tutorial had some great tips and can’t wait to try them out with my jewerly. In the Swarovski clip it did look like the chains parts were connected to the to the gem stones and were reacting dynamically, with the chain and the metal connecting parts of the stones, which were moving and reacting to turbulence. Could this be done with the…
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bobby started the discussion Balloon Texture tips in Redshift in the forum Redshift – Forum a year ago
Balloon Texture tips in Redshift
Hey guys,
I figure I might as well reach out here to see if anyone had any tips regarding some texturing I’m trying todo.
A few years ago I worked on a project with a ton of balloons and I remember simply being able to adjust the Transluscensy/Backlighting slider. I noticed that Redshift doesn’t have this slider anymore and I’m told to adjust…
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joanna replied to the discussion Octane or Redshift? in the forum Redshift – Forum a year ago
Ok, good to know! That makes sense since Redshift comes with C4D.
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joanna started the discussion 3D models? in the forum CG Shortcuts – Forum a year ago
Hello,
Could you recommend some good sources of 3D models to use in personal & commercial projects?
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stephan started the discussion bake multiple baked textures into one single texture in the forum Cinema 4D – Forum a year ago
bake multiple baked textures into one single texture
Hello. Each object of my sliced planet is nicely baked with a single texture. BUT how do I bake multiple baked textures into one single texture? Of course all objects have to remain separate. Was asked to do this for unity import. Thanks for any hint.
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Dave replied to the discussion Octane or Redshift? in the forum Redshift – Forum a year ago
All 3 are very capable renderers, and all 3 work in very similar ways, so you should be able to go from one to the other pretty easiliy if you ever needed to.
Here’s a few reasons I switched to Redshift:
1. It’s just as fast (if not faster in some cases) as Octane.
2. It’s the most popular and widely used Renderer for Cinema 4D at studios around…
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Dave replied to the discussion Bullet Tag dynamics vs. Simulation Tag dynamics in the forum Cinema 4D – Forum a year ago
Reply to Bullet Tag dynamics vs. Simulation Tag dynamics
Hi Joanna, the bullet solver is the older legacy simulation system in Cinema 4D. It was often very slow, unstable and hard to work with (especially for cloth and soft body simulations).
The new system is much better, it utilizes your GPU so it can simulate much much faster. The new unified system also allows interaction between cloth, soft…
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Expanding Sphere Effect in Cinema 4D – CG Shortcuts
Expanding Sphere Effect in Cinema 4D – CG Shortcuts
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joanna started the discussion Octane or Redshift? in the forum Redshift – Forum a year ago
Hello,
I know there are plenty of Octane tutorials on CGShortcuts site. I just wondered if people are using Octane or Redshift which now is a part of C4D? Or any other renderers, like Arnold?
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joanna started the discussion Bullet Tag dynamics vs. Simulation Tag dynamics in the forum Cinema 4D – Forum a year ago
Bullet Tag dynamics vs. Simulation Tag dynamics
Hello,
I’ve always wondered when one would use the Bullet Tag Rigid Body/Collider, for example, vs. the Simulation Tag Rigid Body/Collider. Could any of you share your thoughts & experiences on this?
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