0:14 - TIP 1 Global illumination alternative 1:21 - TIP 2 Shadowcaster 2:17 - TIP 3 Dark vs Bright global illumination scenes 2:44 - TIP 4 Soft lighting 3:30 - TIP 5 Increased highlights on edges 4:28 - TIP 6 Quick & easy low poly lighting 5:20 - TIP 7 Area light variables 6:15 - TIP 8 Remove shadow noise 7:24 - TIP 9 Fast realistic renders with reflections
You are a legend mate. As soon as I finished it I thought, "Wow thats a lot of cool new information I can use... But I've forgotten it all" haha. But this list helped me straight away!! :)
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Duke Gregory Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
I love the simplicity of your tutorials. It's something very important for beginners like me. Your art style also makes it very interesting to watch, even if the viewer does't actually work with 3D. You're doing great! Keep going! :)
Holy shit bro, you just made my life easier for a project I'm doing. A freaking 10 sec sequence rendering last a freaking day, I'll use this tips to speed things up. Thanks a lot!
Excellent tutorial. Can you make more of these videos which go into lighting characters like the one you see on Pinterest! I am specifically talking about the plasticky (and tubular hands and legs) character renders with those lovely-looking diffuse renders. Thanx!
wow, I have now watched all your tutorials and I love your style and the way you explain things. Awesome. A continuous problem I have with C4D is that the tools in many cases don't work the way I expect them to. i.e. I want to extrude a circle on a path. Whenever you do it it works, whenever I do it it is not working coz I don't end up with a tube but with a flat surface, then I try to rotate the circle but it is not changing anything. Or I want to build a turbine so I model one blade and want to repeat it around an axis but it is repeating it in some strange way. I am facing these kinds of problems all the time and it is driving me nuts. Maybe you can address it some day. Another thing I would like to learn is how to bring photorealism into the rendering. That's a wide field of course and I am not talking about Jurassic Park but simple things. A loaf of bread, a plant, a chair, a lamp something like this. thx I really enjoy your work. please continue.
Hi! Thank you for the kind comment! Photorealism is something I'm also still learning. For some things it is easy, other things need tons of work to get it somewhat convincing. I recognize the kind of problems you're seeing with tools in C4D. Yesterday I was recording something and had to start over 5 times because I forgot to uncheck "create caps" in the extrude tool. It messed up everything. The extrusion on your circle is going in the wrong direction, nearly always happens btw. With the extrude object you have 3 values/directions it extrudes on. The 3rd one is set to 20cm by default. Get rid of that and try one of the first 2. The turbine blades their axis can be adjusted under the transform tab of your Cloner object. Play around with some values and you'll see what works. I know it's kind of vague when I just type it out, but I hope it helps.
Hey Bro! I have some Issues with Preference in Cinema 4D R19. When I Click the Preferences In Edit. It Stucks, Not Responding. Even tho I Reinstalled It, Didn't Works. How to Fix this Problem?
Hi Twistereli. i saw ur Global illumanation alteranative and it's too good for fast render. please tell us if you know about how render occ faster in cinema 4D ?
Hey Twistereli Please tell me at 7:58 you mentioned that Load Material Preset But in C4D r19 I didn't find anything in it's preset it displaying empty .? where from download or install those presets ?
It depends on how much light there already is in your scene and how bright your colors are. So sometimes everything feels a bit too dark and you should bump it up to 2 or something close to that to compensate. It's mainly about personal preference, how bright or dark you like it.
It's kind of like an advanced brightness&contrast setting. Decreasing gamma makes dark areas lighter and light areas darker. Increasing gamma makes dark areas darker and light areas lighter.
Definitely trying! The problem with these large tutorials is they take so much time to make. Unfortunately it is not just the 40 minutes of recording for me, 1 video usually has about 6-8 hours of work in them. Let me know if you have any topics you would like a tutorial on.
Do you maybe know about a book or something like that which teach C4D? I want to get started use this software but I don’t know how to use it. I know you have some tutorials about specific models to build on C4D but I’m looking for a comprehensive guide. Thanks in advance for your help :)
I haven't read a book on it myself. Videos are probably the clearest way to learn C4D. But I understand your desire to learn about the why and how of certain things. For that I suggest using the C4D help function like shown at 7:08 in the video. That's basically the interactive manual made by Maxon. At the left of the window you can see the whole contents.
Twistereli OK. Thanks for advance on your time. Do you going to do in the future some guides about using the software herself? I mean, to do a more guide about C4D.
Oh no I'm absolutely not, but thanks for the compliment! I learned it by being forced to make a big project in it. I followed some basic tutorials (mostly from Mt.Mograph & Greyscalegorilla) and then just googled every problem I came across in my own projects.
0:14 - TIP 1 Global illumination alternative
1:21 - TIP 2 Shadowcaster
2:17 - TIP 3 Dark vs Bright global illumination scenes
2:44 - TIP 4 Soft lighting
3:30 - TIP 5 Increased highlights on edges
4:28 - TIP 6 Quick & easy low poly lighting
5:20 - TIP 7 Area light variables
6:15 - TIP 8 Remove shadow noise
7:24 - TIP 9 Fast realistic renders with reflections
You are a legend mate. As soon as I finished it I thought, "Wow thats a lot of cool new information I can use... But I've forgotten it all" haha. But this list helped me straight away!! :)
I dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Colton Nelson Instablaster ;)
@Duke Gregory Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and im in the hacking process atm.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Duke Gregory it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my ass!
This tutorial rocks! It is so simple and easy to follow and I've learnt so much. Thanks!
It's truly astounding how easy the internet makes learning these days. Thanks for the tutorial, my guy.
I love the simplicity of your tutorials. It's something very important for beginners like me. Your art style also makes it very interesting to watch, even if the viewer does't actually work with 3D. You're doing great! Keep going! :)
Thank you for the kind feedback! Makes it worth the time I put into it.
You deserve it. You really do.
i have no idea why, but hearing your voice just makes feel soothed.
Thanks! I'm happy to hear that😊
please create more tutorials, you are now my favorite C4D tutor.
Love this tutorial and the way you explain all the tips&tricks. Thank U!
Increased highlights on edges... I needed that. Thank you.
Holy shit bro, you just made my life easier for a project I'm doing. A freaking 10 sec sequence rendering last a freaking day, I'll use this tips to speed things up. Thanks a lot!
These are all so simple yet so helpful thanks!
Excellent tutorial. Can you make more of these videos which go into lighting characters like the one you see on Pinterest! I am specifically talking about the plasticky (and tubular hands and legs) character renders with those lovely-looking diffuse renders. Thanx!
U gotta make it look so easy, thx bro!
Your so detailed ! SUBBED
Wow thank you so much , this answered a lot of questions for me in the shortest possible time!
That Guy Thanks, I will look into it later.
Thank you, It was really helpful.
Helped A Lot! Thanks!
Best TUtorial for Light Tips.
Thank you so much for this.
Cool tricks!
You blew my mind with dark scenes take more render time woahh
thats reallllllllllllllllllllly cool . i dont know if i'll be using any but i can recognize it is good and cool
It's been a wild ride.
Frrrrr tNice tutorials man just straight forward !
it's really helpful to me! plz keep making like these videos which explain cinema4d tips for beginner :) !!!
Hey Mike, thanks for the video. I am considering purchasing soft softs for the first ti. Do you have the personal version or the
Thanks for shared your knowledge ...
2nd video i saw from your channel and loved it. I hope ill make nice things in the future
Very useful and well explained ! thanks
Thank you bro.. Kept easy
it's Very useful..
keep helping the world.
I did a right click and drag on the soft roll, now if I click Play the position clock starts but my ti cursor does not move and I cant
love you manD
Great stuff thanks!
Very helpful tips, thanks a lot!
Thank youuu so much!!!
Dw bro ADHD helps out so much with soft soft i find. day dreaming always gives new ideas so when i snap back i got that vision ready
I was rather hoping that it would be possible to open another instance of soft soft VST in rewire and drag stuff from one to another but
your logo/intro is really cool. short, easy and cool :) (and good fitting sound)
Very helpful !
Excellent info!
OMGGG stunning work!!!!
Anyone know what version of soft soft he's using? Like do I have to buy the $200 version for the stuff in the video or is the $100 dollar
wow, I have now watched all your tutorials and I love your style and the way you explain things. Awesome. A continuous problem I have with C4D is that the tools in many cases don't work the way I expect them to. i.e. I want to extrude a circle on a path. Whenever you do it it works, whenever I do it it is not working coz I don't end up with a tube but with a flat surface, then I try to rotate the circle but it is not changing anything. Or I want to build a turbine so I model one blade and want to repeat it around an axis but it is repeating it in some strange way. I am facing these kinds of problems all the time and it is driving me nuts. Maybe you can address it some day. Another thing I would like to learn is how to bring photorealism into the rendering. That's a wide field of course and I am not talking about Jurassic Park but simple things. A loaf of bread, a plant, a chair, a lamp something like this. thx I really enjoy your work. please continue.
Hi! Thank you for the kind comment!
Photorealism is something I'm also still learning. For some things it is easy, other things need tons of work to get it somewhat convincing.
I recognize the kind of problems you're seeing with tools in C4D. Yesterday I was recording something and had to start over 5 times because I forgot to uncheck "create caps" in the extrude tool. It messed up everything.
The extrusion on your circle is going in the wrong direction, nearly always happens btw. With the extrude object you have 3 values/directions it extrudes on. The 3rd one is set to 20cm by default. Get rid of that and try one of the first 2.
The turbine blades their axis can be adjusted under the transform tab of your Cloner object. Play around with some values and you'll see what works.
I know it's kind of vague when I just type it out, but I hope it helps.
The "where did it go" part is so ryt now
love it
Fabulous
I want to put a drum in a certain ti but it automatically goes to the grid. in your video does not happen
You just deserved much more thab "just" over 300k subbers.
Hey Bro! I have some Issues with Preference in Cinema 4D R19. When I Click the Preferences In Edit. It Stucks, Not Responding. Even tho I Reinstalled It, Didn't Works. How to Fix this Problem?
You're the best!
so so so so useful! thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
When I first started I could import samples but now everti I do so it just gives the soft 1. I want to cut, stretch and edit the
project templates) and import stuff in.
Very cool and usefull!!!
Hi Twistereli.
i saw ur Global illumanation alteranative and it's too good for fast render.
please tell us if you know about how render occ faster in cinema 4D ?
create more tutorials like this, very good!
Thank you for clean instructions! :)
Change the "Program" from Agressive TE to Analog Base 1 TE inside the GMS setup equlizer panel.. Found another comnt with the
very useful video
Thank you. Much appreciated.
thank you!!!
drag it onto the program from finder
I just subscribed because of this video
Thanks. Really useful...
Agreed
That's really helped. Thank you
Very nice video, so helpful, Tanks bro :D
Make more tutorials in this style !!!
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Hey Twistereli
Please tell me
at 7:58 you mentioned that Load Material Preset But in C4D r19 I didn't find anything in it's preset it displaying empty .? where from download or install those presets ?
In C4D if you go to "Help" > "Check for updates" you get a window where you can download many resource packs in the "Optional" tab. Enjoy!
yeah found it Thanks
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Your are the best
Thank you for your time :).
May I know why sometime you use Gamma as 1 (linear?) and sometime as 2.2?
It depends on how much light there already is in your scene and how bright your colors are. So sometimes everything feels a bit too dark and you should bump it up to 2 or something close to that to compensate.
It's mainly about personal preference, how bright or dark you like it.
Thanks, so it doesn't depend on realism. Like for physically accurate renders or while using PBR?
It's kind of like an advanced brightness&contrast setting. Decreasing gamma makes dark areas lighter and light areas darker. Increasing gamma makes dark areas darker and light areas lighter.
非常感谢🙏
I love it, thank you. (Would you mind making some archviz modeling from dwg plans tutorial?)
To be honest I have been planning such thing for a while now. Basically a series of modeling furniture etc so you can assemble your own rooms.
Twistereli that would be fantastic, can't wait. Thank you.
Thanks you very much!
again I am just a beginner. I record so softsetups and a Microkorg, even use it as a midi keyboard. But the problem arrives with content
Liked & subscribed. Thanks
Thanks ! Great tutorial ! :D
Thanks for sharing bro!!
Nice video!
*THANKS* 😍❤🔥
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Heart touching.n nice tips.
ALBIS - New Land
Will you get more activ again? :/
Definitely trying! The problem with these large tutorials is they take so much time to make. Unfortunately it is not just the 40 minutes of recording for me, 1 video usually has about 6-8 hours of work in them.
Let me know if you have any topics you would like a tutorial on.
Do you maybe know about a book or something like that which teach C4D? I want to get started use this software but I don’t know how to use it. I know you have some tutorials about specific models to build on C4D but I’m looking for a comprehensive guide. Thanks in advance for your help :)
I haven't read a book on it myself. Videos are probably the clearest way to learn C4D. But I understand your desire to learn about the why and how of certain things.
For that I suggest using the C4D help function like shown at 7:08 in the video. That's basically the interactive manual made by Maxon. At the left of the window you can see the whole contents.
Twistereli OK. Thanks for advance on your time. Do you going to do in the future some guides about using the software herself? I mean, to do a more guide about C4D.
I'm not sure. It may happen some day when I know more about C4D myself.
Twistereli WOW. According to your models on the videos it’s look like you are a professional on C4D. Where did you learn to use this software?
Oh no I'm absolutely not, but thanks for the compliment!
I learned it by being forced to make a big project in it. I followed some basic tutorials (mostly from Mt.Mograph & Greyscalegorilla) and then just googled every problem I came across in my own projects.
talks more about lights and rederization
What PC (Mac model) you use?
Just a 2014 Macbook Pro 13"
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You can make an intro and outro for yourself