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I can critique it modelling-wise if that helps. It wasn't a bad model, but it's not perfect either. The overall dimensions are close but not exact. You had 8 major topology faults (8 unnecessary ngons in the lower block) and 4 minor faults (complex poles on the underside of the rims in the top cushion). To your credit, all these were in places where they probably wouldn't show in render, and may not even have produced artefacts under subdivision, but if somebody submitted an all-quads version, as this could have been, that might have been what had the edge over yours. Your UV map looks very well laid out, but I don't have substance, so can't comment on materials. Hope that helps CBR -
By Ahmed Aborady · Posted
@ImperialThanks so much for your reply Heres the file i think its quite dense mesh https://www.dropbox.com/s/3eyuxxnh7feuxbb/Onesie.rar?dl=0 -
Hello :D So last week there was a job opportunity on CGTrader, you had to make an Ottoman and texture it according to their instructions and if you did it right you could get a job for modelling CG props for them. I did not make the cut but they gave no feedback as to why. So I was hoping if there is anyone here who is a pro and might give me some pointer as to what it is that I could have done better...? Here is the model with the textures that I made, modelled in C4D and textured in Substance Painter: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ngacm8myu53vkke/5f5ce6c3.7z?dl=0 and also the file with the instructions: GleasonChairOttoman_INFO.txt -
That looks like just a regular plane, which has a material applied (flat projection) containing a black and white bitmap of the text in the colour channel. That plane has been given a reasonable amount of segmentation, made editable, and then can be given a cloth tag, in which you can use various forces to make it fold like your reference. If you do go the cloth route, you might need to fix some cloth points, or even belt your cloth to some 'helper geometry' that will not only hold it up / stop it blowing away, but can also be used to more precisely control the folding if suspended from multiple points. You'll also need a Cloth SDS as a parent of your plane object, and a regular SDS as a parent of that. Or, as the folds are not very complex, you could also make it entirely without the cloth engine, just by selecting edge loops and manually moving / rotating them to give you the folds in your plane object. You'd need just the Regular SDS here to produce smooth curves from your base mesh. CBR
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By PixelPuller · Posted
hello. to get this kind of result (attachment) which tool should i use? thank you. -
By spiralstair · Posted
unfortunately not - forester is procedural and so cannot interact dynamically with other geometry assets. If you were working the other way around you may be able to get this to work by exporting the tree/flora as alembic and then potentially c4d objects could interact with it. But in this case the tree would drive any simulations. And the alembics that forester produces are so heavy that it would take a very powerful CPU to make it work. -
Hey everyone, i've been trying to figure out of there's a tag or something to make objects interact with the Forester plugin in Octane/c4d? already searched youtube but cant really find anything about it. i have scene with octane scattered multiflora grass and want my snake to be rigged through with the grass reacting to it. x -
Can you explain more what is the goal ? I have trouble understanding what you want to do. If you just want to export the texture, you could apply the material to a plane, render it and you'll have your texture. But I doubt that's what you're after. -
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Hey Jim Sure, we want to do that and we will, but for time being our priority was to make all content available. As you said, it is a lot of work but we will do it :) -
Maybe this is a silly question, but, does anybody know if there is an specific workflow on how to export SSS to c4d? Using the default PBR export? How to map it on C4D Octane for best results? Any help is really appreciated. -
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Less sure about layouts, but fairly sure each machine needs plugins installed locally. CBR
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