AR_Folder.py: Added and autolayer python tag and some kind of support for R20.AR_ToggleTintedBorder.py: Cinema 4D R23 support, SHIFT option modified to have color picker and slider.AR_ResizeCanvas.py: Fixed film aspect bug.AR_SelectGenerators.py: Fixed generator's effector list checking.AR_ResizeCanvas.py: Added 'Add' button, instead of setting the exact resolution you can add or substract from the current values.Latest version: 1.0.16 (Updated ) Change Log You can check R25 Early Access directory to get newest scripts very first before the big launch. I switched to Cinema 4D R25 and I'm updating (slowly) my scripts to support R25 with new icons. Nonetheless, all scripts are done for learning purposes and having fun (and to help day to day work). Some scripts are for really specific tasks, some might be a bit old and obsolete and some are quite weird and experimental. I share here scripts that I have wrote mainly for myself. You can find more of Cinema 4D related stuff on my blog like: Generators, Effectors, Xpresso rigs etc. Made by Almost all scripts are commented to make learning Python scripting for Cinema 4D easier, faster and nicer. Tailored to support creative individuals and studios of every size, Redshift offers a suite of powerful features and integrates with industry standard CG applications.My collection of Maxon Cinema 4D scripts. Redshift is a powerful GPU-accelerated renderer, built to meet the specific demands of contemporary high-end production rendering.
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has a free episode of their Creating Materials in CINEMA 4D course.Īdd imperfections on Glass material with Redshiftīlue Fox Creation has a Cinema 4D tutorial to make your glass not-so-perfect. Using Transparency and Refraction Channels to Create Glass
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Noah Witchell shows you how to create the look of thin, delicate glass, the type you might see on a light bulb or nice wine glass. If you apply a glass material to an enclosed object, you will see a lot of refraction, making the object look like it’s a solid mass of glass, like a bowling ball or paperweight. This one doesn’t go nearly as in-depth as the Greyscalegorilla tutorial above, but if you want something quick, watch below!Ĭreating a Thin Glass Material with Proper Refraction in CINEMA 4D Nick and Chris from Greyscalegorilla answer the question from Mario about how to model, texture, and light a glass teacup.Īleksey Voznesenski gives a quick tutorial on how to make glass in Cinema 4D. Learn To Model In Cinema 4D – Model Light And Add Glass Texture In Cinema 4D Let’s say that I did things the hard way! Here are some tutorials so that you don’t make more work for yourself and tutorials to give you specialized looks with your glass. Glass… One of the first paid projects I had in Cinema 4D was to create glass.
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