Tutorials : CG.TUTSPLUS : Cinema- 4D

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Manufacturer: CG.TUTSPLUS | Year: 2010 | Language: English | 4.14 GB
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Cgtuts is a source of learning on all
aspects of computer graphics. We pump out regular tutorials on Maya, 3Ds
Max, Cinema 4D, ZBrush, Blender,

Mudbox and more. We cater to beginner, intermediate and advanced CG
artists.Our tutorials are the best on the web, hands-down - that's why
over four million people visit our network of tutorial sites each month.
Whether your dream (or reality) is building CG models, textures and
animations for games, movies, commercials, architecture or elsewhere,
you'll learn techniques that you can apply to your projects today.
Lesson: A Look at Nurbs in Cinema4D In today s tutorial, Jamie Faulkner
walks us through the different Nurbs tools available within Cinema 4D
the Sweep, the Bezier, the Hypernurbs, the Lathe, the Extrude and the
Loft! Let s take a look A Quick-Start Guide to Cinema 4D In the first of
several tutorials looking at the different aspects of Cinema 4D,
Aleksey Voznesenski begins by giving a fast-paced, quick-start overview
of the interface, basic primitive objects and lighting/HDR maps. If you
ve always wanted to try C4D, or even if you ve got a good amount of
experience using it, this tutorial will help get everyone up to speed
for the amazing Xpresso and Rigging tutorials we have coming up!
Aetuts Hollywood Movie Title Series Prince of Persia After reviewing
your votes, Prince of Persia was the victor so here you go! This
tutorial explains how to make a Prince of Persia flying logo style,
using Cinema 4D and After Effects. In Cinema 4D, we will model and
animate of the logo, then will follow in After Effects, creating the
realization of the clouds scene and final composition with effects.
Enjoy! An Introduction to Xpresso in Cinema 4D In today s tutorial,
rigging artist Aleksey Voznesenski takes us through the basics of Cinema
4D s Xpresso scripting system. If utilised correctly, Xpresso can be an
incredibly powerful system allowing you an amazing level of control
over your rigs, animations even the UI itself. If you want to speed up
your workflow in C4d and you re not using Xpresso, this tutorial is for
you! Create a Cybernetic Plant in Cinema4D In today s tutorial,
Konstantin Muromtsev takes us through how he created his Cybernetic
Plant scene using the MoSpline/Spline-wrap technique in Cinema4D. After
modeling, Konstantin then animates our robot plant using the Wind
modifier, before setting everything up for the final render. Enjoy!
Create a High Rez Clank Model in Cinema 4D Day 1 In this tutorial
Clinton Jones will demonstrate how to model his version of Clank, from
the hit PlayStation game Ratchet and Clank, using Cinema 4D. You will
learn many different techniques, from the basic steps needed to model
the head and body, to the more complicated functions needed to add some
pretty serious detail to stay true to the character. Create a Lava-Ball
Scene in Cinema4D In today s fiery tutorial, Ahmed Al Abbasy walks us
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! Let s get started Create a
Stylish Liquid Type Logo using Cinema 4D, RealFlow, and After Effects In
this in-depth, 86 step tutorial, you will learn how to create a stylish
liquid looking logo using Next Limit s Realflow. Using Cinema 4D as the
main 3D package, you will learn how to integrate Illustrator and After
Effects to efficiently design, simulate, export, and render your final
animation. Create an Abstract Armored Sphere Scene in Cinema 4D In this
tutorial you will learn how to create a complex abstract Armored Sphere
scene in Cinema 4D. You will use structure tools (such as Extrude and
Extrude Inner), HyperNURBS, and the Danel shader to create the scene,
and then render it with Advanced Render, and finally add some depth of
field in Photoshop. Creating the Art Machine Ident in C4D Part 1 In this
brand-new two-part tutorial, Mitchell Hart takes us through his work on
the awesome Art Machine ident. After modeling it from scratch in this
first part, Mitchell then goes on to explain the animating, texturing
and rendering processes in part 2. Let s get started! Creating the Art
Machine Ident in C4D Part 2 In the second part of his brand-new two-part
tutorial, Mitchell Hart finishes taking us through his work on the
awesome Art Machine ident. After modeling it from scratch in this first
part, today Mitchell jumps right in to explain the animating, texturing
and rendering processes. Let s get started! How to Grow a Tree using
DPit FX for Cinema4D In today s tutorial, AntwanFX shows us how you can
use the incredible DPit FX plugin to grow your very own tree in Cinema
4D. Let s get started! Model a Venus-styled Robot in Cinema 4D In this
tutorial you ll learn how to model and texture a small robot from
scratch and place it in a lit scene. This is a comprehensive tutorial
with 127 steps and will provide a complete introduction to making 3D art
for the intermediate to advanced Cinema 4D user. Model, Texture and
Render a Freshly Picked Cherry in Cinema4D In today s tutorial, AntwanFX
covers how to first model, then texture and finally light and render a
freshly picked cherry in Cinema4D. Serving as a great introduction to a
full workflow, this tutorial is highly recommended for anyone switching
to Cinema from a different app, or just starting out in 3D. Let s take a
look In this basic tutorial, I ll show how simple it is to create a
cool looking cherry from scratch! Modeling and Rendering a Baseball Wall
Title Spot In this tutorial, Michael Szabo from Big Mike Design walks
us through his recreation of the popular baseball wall title scenes that
have been used to advertise baseball games this season. After modeling
both manually and with the help of Mograph, Mike also covers proper
rendering habits when moving into After Effects for compositing! The
tutorial covers a lot of ground within Cinema 4D and After Effects, as
we build a 3D environment that closely resembles an outfield wall in a
baseball stadium. The final project resides in After effects and can
easily be tweaked by simply updating and swapping the title images that
are placed in our scene. Modelling and Rendering a Dumbbells Scene in
C4D Day 1 In this fantastic new 2-part tutorial series, Moises Perez
walks us through how to model, texture and render a dumbbells scene in
Cinema 4D. Today s part covers the dumbbell modelling and the overall
scene layout, and is an awesome way to brush up on your C4D modelling
skills! Get started after the jump Overview of The Foundry s New
CameraTracker Plug-in Part 2 In Part 2 of the Tuts network s look at the
new CameraTracker plugin from The Foundry, Marc Leonard takes us
through how to use data exported from After Effects to reconstruct the
original 2D plate within Cinema 4D, allowing us to place new elements in
true 3D space. Quick Tip Increase Efficiency Using Traffic Lights
Traffic lights are a little feature of Cinema 4D that allow you to hide
and unhide objects. This Quick Tip will teach you some lesser known
methods of using them to speed up your workflow.. Quick Tip Modelling
and Rendering a Pillow in C4D In this quick-tip tutorial we ll be taking
a look at the techniques required to model a basic pillow/cushion
object in Cinema 4D. After applying a simple material, we ll then
investigate using Maxon s Advanced Render system to add a depth of field
(DOF) effect to our final render. For anyone doing arch-vis interiors
in C4D this tutorial is a must see! Quick Tip Using VRay in Cinema 4D In
this Quick Tip you will learn how to illuminate a simple scene using
the Cinema 4D VRay plugin. Both the infinite light , and also how to set
up VRay tags and settings, will be discussed in this short introduction
to using VRay in Cinema 4D. Recreate Your Own Tron Title Opener Our
sister site Aetuts today put up an excellent tutorial by Antonio Cerri,
showing you how to create a flying logo, Tron Legacy style! Today s part
uses C4D to model and animate the logo, whilst the upcoming part 2 uses
After Effects to composite everything together. We thought you all
might like it too, so check out the preview video and tutorial links
after the jump Rigging a Detailed Tank Track using C4D, XPresso, and
Mograph This tutorial will show the user how to rig a detailed tank
track using Cinema 4d, XPresso, the Mograph module, and Roll-It a free
plugin. The final result will be a tank track that animates
automatically as you move and rotate it. Seamlessly Blend 3d Typography
into a Photo using Cinema 4D and Photoshop Seamlessly blending 3d
elements with photographs or video footage is a technique that is often
used in television, film, and commercial applications. In this tutorial
you will to learn how to composite 3d typography with photo reference
using Cinema 4D and Photoshop. We will begin by using Photoshop to
adjust some parameters such as contrast, brightness, levels, curves, and
sharpness, and then finally import the file into Cinema 4D to add the
3d type. The Making of Lost Part 1 In this tutorial series, I will be
covering the basic process of how I created my piece lost. The first
part of this two part series covers the basics of creating 3D abstract
pieces and how to incorporate them with photo manipulation; the second
part will focus on the creation of effects in Photoshop and how to
enhance and strengthen the final image. Using Depth of Field with VRay
in Cinema 4D Using the DOF effect in Cinema 4D can be a little tricky
for beginners, and it was no different for me when I had just started
using VRay. So I ve prepared this tutorial to show you how easy it can
be once you understand the fundamentals. Creating a scene lighting setup
from scratch, and using object based lighting techniques will also be
covered. Using Sound Effector to Create Animations in Cinema 4D Sound
effector is a tool of the Mograph module in Cinema 4D that you can use
to create animations which are perfectly matched to a sound or musical
score. Through this tutorial you are going to learn how to use sound
effector as well as its fine-tune function. We will also use Adobe After
Effects to blend the animation that was exported from Cinema 4D with
the sound track to make our final composition. Using Xplode to Shatter
Objects in Cinema4D In today s tutorial, David Kwasnik takes us through
the process of creating an amazing Cgtuts ident, using the Xplode plugin
for C4D. This plugin allows you to very easily and quickly cut any
object up into many different pieces, and in the following video David
shows us how to art-direct the size of these pieces to get the required
result. This process, combined with MoDynamics and Mograph 2.0, is used
to create an impressive shattering effect. It s then over to AE for some
optional compositing work!

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