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ok, here are some that have rendered so far...I understand the explosion taking a lot longer than the others as a lot more is happening -
If you posted a few screen grabs of what you're rendering, that would help. -
By thricedice · Posted
When I visit this section of the store it's empty other than a rotating banner at the top of the page. Is this because there are simply no products right now? Just wondering if I'm seeing the same thing as everyone else. I'm not familiar with what has been offered previously, and thought there was a chance I'm just not seeing whatever is supposed to be there. -
By mattbowden · Posted
Hey guys. I just started messing with Realflow for C4D. So far I'm blown away. But I seem to be struggling with stepping when I try to keyframe my emitter stopping. Take a look. What am I missing? I'm trying to get it to look like its tapered off when it shuts down the emitter so I dont just have this hard flat surface. When I keyframe the emitter speed it looks terrible. Thoughts? -
Hello all. I've been trying to get two helix objects and a platonic object to clone along the surface of a larger spline; I'm following a tutorial on spiderwebs/cobwebs and the small objects will act as dust particles on the main web strands. When I place the objects into the cloner, the platonic object clones correctly but the helices get super wonky along the spline and also scatter all around the spline. I'm fairly new to cinema, so I thought I'd post here while I continue searching for a solution. The first two attached images are what I'm trying to achieve, the second two are my results so far. -
try using 3D - Spherical gradient. This uses as a spherical gradient in world space. You can set the world space in the corresponding Start coordinates. Alternatively, you could try using a Proximal inside of a Distort Shader. -
I wasn't using a pointlight. This was purely HDRI Dome Lighting. The only thing I did was add a PBR Light in a flat angle to see if that was some kind of lighting artifact. As I said above, the solution was lowering the Ray Epsilon which I, for some reason, didn't see in my first round of looking through the rendersettings. -
By Beanzvision · Posted
We have another release up for download here: https://corona-renderer.com/blog/corona-renderer-for-cinema-4d-beta-2-release-candidate-1-released/ Keeps your open as there should be another in a few days. Thanks -
By jessestormer · Posted
So here's the over-arching goal: I am working on a burn effect reveal -- a roughened edge mask reveal across a surface. Plenty of examples out there of how to do this using an animated gradient, but -- difference being that all of the examples are created with a simple or flat object, but my object is rather complex and organic. -- which creates either lots of stretching or hard-lined edges with any kind of projection in UVW space. How can I reference XYZ space for noise? Is this possible? I'm just kind of blanking on how I can get a nice burn edge/reveal using world-space XYZ coordinates instead of UVW projection. Thanks in advance for any insight! -
ah i see, it could be that. The file is too large to upload unfortunately. Thank-you for your time and help anyway! :)
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Probably the Ngons are causing this, but if you go to your "Logo" Extrude Object >> Caps You could either Change from filled caps to Caps or just uncheck Constraint. Good Luck -
This is a tutorial on the mesh topology of the face // https://vimeo.com/hippydrome
Many times the model determines the effect of the deformation, we need to know what kind of deformation the topological mesh is suitable for (this will require a lot of experience)
So I always think that as a rigginger, modeling learning is essential, we even need to work harder than the modeler! ! -
By Marshawn Perine · Posted
Here is the scene file. Thanks so much. Just for a note. I would like to render at high resolution to get the cleanest output for video. Thanks! ce_logo_2018_frameless.c4d
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