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Easily Transform One Object Into Another In Cinema 4D With Transform
In this Cinema 4D Tutorial, Nick shows you how to turn one object into another using our animation plugin, Transform. Showing you tips and tricks to make words turn into other words and models turn into other models. You’ll also learn some other ways to use transform to create great looking animations.
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Work Faster In Cinema 4D!
In this Cinema 4D tutorial, you will learn how to work faster in Cinema 4D and get more work done by setting up your layout and tools on your desktop. You will learn how Nick from Greyscalegorilla sets up his scene to get the most out of Cinema 4D.
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Turn Your Old Computers Into A Render Farm For Cinema 4D With Team Render
In this tutorial, I will show you how to quickly set up Team Render in Cinema 4D so you can render faster. I also go over tips on how to make Team Render work it’s best. Then, I show you how Team Render can even speed up your render with animation.
Still have more team render questions/? Check out this excellent Team Render Video Series from Cineversity.
Shatter An Object In Cinema 4D R18 with Voronoi Fracture
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a looping shatter animation using Fracture Voronoi and Mograph. I will also show you how to make this exact render above using Transform, HDRI Studio Rig, Signal, and Topcoat.
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12 Tutorials and Presentations From Siggraph 2013
This year’s Siggraph was full of great presentations from incredible film makers, designers, programmers, and artists that use Cinema 4D to help make their work. The talent and passion on stage this year was the best yet. Maxon and Cineversity have posted these recorded presentations for you to watch and see how these great artists (me totally excluded) do what they do. Be sure to follow the Cineversity Vimeo Channel for much more Cinema 4D related videos and tutorials.
Imaginary Forces
In this presentation, Miguel Lee, Ryan Summers and Eric Mason demonstrate how Imaginary Forces created the opening title and main-on-end sequence for Pacific Rim. It even includes an unexpected shout out to GSG’s HDRI Studio Pack and how they used it when making the titles.
Anthony Scott Burns
In this presentation, Anthony Scott Burns demonstrates creative visual effects techniques used in several projects, including his short film Tron:Destiny. I loved his DIY attitude for putting great VFX together on a budget.
Casey Hupke
In this presentation, Casey demonstrates the X-Particles 2 plugin for CINEMA 4D, as well as the upcoming Krakatoa Render plugin. Casey is such a great guy to be around. Positive, helpful, and really really FUN!
Greyscalegorilla: Nick Campbell Day 1 and 2
In this presentation, Nick demonstrates his favorite new features in CINEMA 4D R15, including the new GI options, Team Render, Kerning and Grass. Nick also previews some upcoming new features in Transform 2.0 and recent updates to Light Kit Pro.
Greyscalegorilla: Nick Campbell Day 3
In this presentation, Nick demonstrates digs deeper into the new Global Illumination options in CINEMA 4D R15, focusing on Light Mapping. He also demonstrates Team Render and Kerning.
Gene Magtoto
In this presentation, Gene Magtoto demonstrates workflow and technical direction tips used by The Sequence Group on cinematics for the video game “Remember Me”.
Robert Hranitzky Day 1 2 and 3
Robert Hranitzky demonstrates the Cineware workflow with After Effects CC and CINEMA 4D Lite, featuring three exciting projects. I posted all three of these videos because Robert did a great job in changing it up every day.
Jack Bransfield
In this presentation, Jack demonstrates how to integrate 3D elements into OS X applications using Apple’s Scene Kit API. It’s a very new way to think about how to use Cinema 4D for live interactive applications.
Chris Korn
In this presentation, Chris Korn demonstrates how he created a Cicada alien using the Sculpting tools in CINEMA 4D R15, including sculpting on polys, Project Mesh, Mirroring, Interactive Flood and Amplify. Holy crap, can this guy model.
Marc Potocnik
This video combines three presentations of overlapping content by Marc Potocnik at Siggraph 2013. Marc demonstrates his techniques for lighting quickly without Global Illumination.
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