Remember that this is just an example and a guideline on the “hows and whys†of project workflow and management, and not the final word. And if any of you seasoned pros out there have any of your own tips to add, please be sure to share them in the comments so the greenhorns can learn something!
Caustics refers to the mathematical equations that describe how light converges in nature, such as the effect that is seen at the bottom of pools and lakes when light passes through the surface of the water. Cinema 4D can perform both surface and volume caustics. In this tutorial, you will learn how surface caustics can be used to create a pool with a floating translucent orb, and volume caustics can be applied to demonstrate a stained glass effect. Render settings, and time savers will also be discussed.
In today’s fiery tutorial, we will walk you through how to create this awesome lava-ball scene in Cinema 4D.
Making great use of the powerful explosion, bend and gravity objects, this tutorial really does show just how intuitive Cinema4D can be when creating a stylish result such as this!
Today’s tutorial is a brand-new two-part series in Cinema4D Xpresso.
The main focus of the series is how to build a dynamic high-rise digital asset using C4D’s powerful Xpresso expression system, and along the way you’re sure to pick up plenty of production-ready tips!