Cinema 4D News www.bonkers.de helloluxx 3Dsoftware.cz - server o programech Cinema4D, Bodypaint a 3D grafice o (...) V-Ray Product Overview V-Ray for 3ds Max is the core development of Chaos Group, which allows users to quickly and easily create realistic images while giving them full control over the 3D production process. V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max is the most complete lighting, shading and rendering toolkit on the market, making speed and simplicity accessible to all artists. The latest version delivers powerful feature set, technical advances and support for open source technologies. What's new in V-Ray 3.0 for 3ds Max? Simplified User Interface - V-Ray 3.0 introduces a simplified User Interface and includes 3 modes: Basic, Advanced, and Expert. New Skin Shader - A dedicated, intuitive Skin shader with layered specular highlights will make it easier than ever for artists to create complex, layered skin. Probabilistic Lights – Increases the speed of scenes with a high number of lights. Advanced V-Ray Frame Buffer - Consistent color output is essential to artists’ workflows. Pricing & Upgrade Policy
PUMPKIN PARTS Creating a pumpkin with Cinema 4D: PART 1 By Ko Maruyama If you need to create a 3D pumpkin for seasonal graphics (whether for Halloween or Thanksgiving), you may wish to use a 3D application to give you more control over your digital pumpkin. In this series, I'll have some simple steps showing how to model and texture this object. Usually, these tutorials explore the process and tools, but this series will focus solely on the specific steps. (Stay tuned for a QuickTime instruction with more detail about the tools). 1. Radius = 200m Segments = 48 2. 3. 4. Add Simple Deformers: 5. Size = 500, 500, 500 Strength = 30 Fillet = check ON position: X=95m 6. Radius = 250m Strength = 50% position: Y=-100m 7. Strength = 5% position: Y=-300 NOTE: The melt deformer pulls the polygons to the deformer's axis world coordinate, so moving this around will change the value as well. Page: 123Next Page Source:Ko Maruyama.
MoXPig for CINEMA 4D Přejít k obsahu Plugins for CINEMA 4D Hlavní menu Nacházíte se zde: English Česky MoXPig for CINEMA 4D interactive control of groups and objects in CINEMA 4D What is MoXPig? MoXPig contain set of several tools, which allow users to interactively control objects and group of object in the scene. MoXPig Tools - Feature List Download MoXPig MoXPig requires CINEMA 4D R10 (Windows or Mac OS X) or higher. Price MoXPig is free for non-commercial purposes. If you use it in commercial projects, please donate us $15 or more so we can continue developing other tools for you. Download MoXPig (216KB) Videotutorials (you need Ensharpen video codec for viewing) Border corrector videotutorial Bicycle videotutorial MoXPig Cube videotutorial MoXPig rotator videotutorial MoXPig spline videotutorial MoXPig 1 videotutorial MoXPig 2 videotutorial MoXPig 3 videotutorial MoXPig light videotutorial Videotutoriál MoXPig light 2 MoXPig light - interior sample scene Other tools / plugins Skylight About author MoXPig Royalty free goodies
Plugins Ein Plug-in [ˈplʌgɪn] (häufig auch Plugin; von engl. to plug in, „einstöpseln, anschließen“, deutsch etwa „Erweiterungsmodul“) ist ein Softwaremodul, das von einer Softwareanwendung während ihrer Laufzeit entdeckt und eingebunden werden kann, um deren Funktionalität zu erweitern. Der Begriff wird teilweise auch als Synonym zu Add-on benutzt. Funktion eines Plug-ins[Bearbeiten] Softwarehersteller definieren oft Schnittstellen zu ihren Produkten, mit deren Hilfe Dritte Erweiterungen (Plug-ins) für diese Softwareprodukte programmieren können. Plug-ins folgen dabei im Allgemeinen dem Muster der Inversion of Control. Weit verbreitete Beispiele für Plug-ins sind etwa der Flash Player oder das Java-Plug-in für die verschiedenen Webbrowser. Audio-Plug-ins[Bearbeiten] Bei Software zur Audiobearbeitung bzw. Grafik-Plug-ins[Bearbeiten] Bildbearbeitungsprogramme lassen sich über die Plug-in-Schnittstelle, das ist meistens ein Programmordner, mit Grafikfiltern erweitern. Browser-Plug-ins[Bearbeiten]
99 Brain Blasting Cinema 4D Tutorials! | Cgtuts+ Do I have a gift for outdoing myself or what? That's right, you guys have been begging for this since the last C4D roundup....but be careful what you wish for, cuz now this megalithic, earth shatteringly gargantuan list of 99 Cinema 4D tutorials is here to end life as we know it!!. Yep...this is the biggest roundup ever to be published on CGtuts+, and it's all Cinema 4d baby!..Enjoy!!. Toon Drops Harry Frank of Graymachine shows you how to make a toony-looking droplet effect using C4D. Liquid Logos Chris Martin and Creative Cow has this tutorial for creating a fluid logo using RealFlow inside of Cinema 4D. Fracture Text Breaking News Open Broadcast designer Jason Brown over and Creative Cow shows you how to use the fracture object feature to make a simple "Breaking News" open. Tracking a 3D Object Using Syntheyes in conjunction with Cinema 4D, Chris Martin shows you how to track a 3d object onto a live action plate. Spooky Wall Tracking C4D R11.5 MoDynamics MoDynamics, Mo Money, Mo Problems.
Free Cinema 4D Plugins A mesh smoothing plugin implementing several variants of the discrete Laplacian on triangulated surfaces. Available as deformer and command plugin. Just put the deformer under a polygon object to make it smooth. It supports restriction and weighting by vertex maps and it also supports the falloffs that were introduced with Mograph. The dialog variant supports smoothing of vertex maps! The amount parameter controls the strength of smoothing. The implementation is based on the paper by Desbrun, M., "Implicit Fairing of Irregular Meshes using Diffusion and Curvature Flow", Proceedings of SIGGRAPH 99. Furthermore, the plugin registers a new cone-shaped falloff type.