
Cinema 4D
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Create Convincing Looking Clouds using Pyrocluster in Cinema 4D
How to Make A Hydraulic Arm In Cinema 4D Part 1 | greyscalegorilla/blog
How to Animate and Control Lights and Dynamics with Xpresso In Cinema 4D Part 1 | greyscalegorilla/blog
In this tutorial, I show you how to recreate this excellent piece by KORB for MTV . In the video, I will show you how to model and texture the bulb, set up the room, and prepare the lights for animation. Then, we will setup a basic Xpresso rig to control the dynamics and the lighting up of the bulb to go along with the music. We will also go over how to light and render the scene without GI to make it look as photo real as possible while keeping render time down. Lastly, we will hop into After Effects to do some quick compositing and add some depth of field.Tattered Cloth In Cinema4D – Day 1
This entry is part 1 of 9 in the Best of Cinema4D – Part 2 Session - Show All Next »I’m so excited to have Mike “The Monkey” Senften back for another tutorial on Greyscalegorilla. In this video, Mike shows you how to set up a page turn animation in Cinema 4D using several different techniques including cloth and the bend deformer. Then, he shows you how to texture each page with a unique texture using the excellent Planesmart Plugin by Rick Barrett and Cineversity. Get Planesmart and a 30 day trial for Cineversity for only $30
How to Animate a Page Turn with Cinema 4D and Planesmart with Mike the Monkey | greyscalegorilla/blog
This entry is part 2 of 6 in the Aleksey Voznesenski Session - Show All « Previous Next » Today’s tutorial is the first part of a brand-new two-part series by Cinema4D Xpresso wizard Aleksey Voznesenski. 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!
Create a Dynamic Building Asset Using Cinema 4D’s Xpresso – Initial Setup
Create an Abstract Scene using C4D & AE – Scene Creation
In today’s tutorial, Dogocan Bilgili walks us through how to take advantage of the MoSpline module in Cinema4D to add animated curves to your projects.

