I decide to share the textures I created using this technique for free with everyone. You can find the download link in the description of this video. Have fun!
Bro I have another quick question!!! Please Answer. Can you show me how to do the polygon vertex for the hairs??? Mine is locked It wont let me convert the spline to a polygon
@@platinumpineapple9943 I am sorry but I did not get what you want to achieve. Could you please give more details or provide an example so I could help?
@@DimaShishkov the picture that u have in the zip file, you have little hairs stikking off of the rope which looks realy good, but when I check out the c4d file, it says you have it on polygon vertex, where mine only says spline segment. I think I need to convert the spline into a poly objecct somehow. How do u do that?
@@platinumpineapple9943 sorry for the delay. It may be because you opened it in a C4D version different than the one I created the scene in. Basically you can simply recreate it with just by creating a new Hair Generator. You can watch some tutorials on how to use it in C4D, there are a lot of tutorials out there. If you have questions, let me know. Best of luck!
@@DimaShishkov I think you could rougly translate it to a simple 'Great job!'. I've never seen anyone create texture for himself. Most people simply used those available in their software. I'm impressed
@@3dcadtutorials610 to be completely honest, I am lazy too 😁 The first thing I did was I searched for some free textures online, but found nothing and then I decided to spend a couple of hours and create them myself. Anyway, thank you very much for the kind words and have a great day!
Hi. Thank you for giving us such outstanding work for free. The result is simply awesome and the renders are a pleasure to see. No matter how silly it might seem to create a high poly model to bake textures out of it and then wrapping those textures on a low poly model, it still is the way most CGI is achieved even today. Even after you've shared the textures, I think I'm still going to try to recreate this in Blender, just because of how pleasant was to see your workflow and for the pleasure of modeling in Blender. Cheers and . . . thank you, this time, for posting this video.
Thanks to Pioneer " caligary" and their fantastic " truespace's " technology, all 3d software copying it ( they all are copycats ) now, since truespace has been sold to Microsoft, crap move as they didn't even exploit it . Truespace was created from a genius mind ,from day one to this day i still use it ...the best investment i have ever done on a software ( i have all the possible stuff on it that you can't get anymore ) . Thank you Mr ormandy
Hello Jake. Thanks a lot for the kind words. For the still render inside Cinema 4D I used Hair to add strands. Simulation and everything else was done in Houdini. There I made a custom strands generator.
To create a height texture I applied a black and white gradient to the mesh. From black at the bottom to white on the top. Hope it helps. Best of luck.
@@Wappie21 sure, nothing special there. I just used the planar projection and aligned it so that the gradient is projected from the side covering all mesh and as mentioned above made it black at the bottom part and white at the top. Cheers.
I am not using ProRender, but it should be pretty straight forward. The only issue would be, if the current version of ProRender does not support displacement. But even then you could maybe get away using only bump mapping if it is not a closeup shot.
Hello and thank you for sharing your work. im trying to replicate this material in blender by following your video, im a little stuck at 2 minutes. can you tell me what your doing exactly with the grid? I would greatly appreciate. subscribed and liked
Hello. Thank you very much for liking and subscribing though it is not a required condition so that I answer 😃 The yellow grid at approximately 2 minutes is a projection preview in Cinema 4D. Basically what I do is I applied a gradient to the whole mesh and make sure the gradient is projected from the side and fits the mesh. So that the black part of the gradient is at the bottom of the mesh and white at the top. So that when the camera is looking at the mesh from top to bottom, white parts of the mesh appear closer to the camera and black further. It is a common trick to fake depth map/pass. So in Blender you would unwrap the model with Projection from View option or play around with the mapping in shader. Hope it helps.
@@DimaShishkov It should be a requirement! I'd reply "huh?" on all the unsubscribed comments until I herd dat *ding*. Thank you for the response. I understand now. Thank you!
It was initially intended as a walkthrough for more or less experienced people, so I understand that it may be a bit confusing and fast paced for some people. It was not intended as a step by step tutorial. If you have any questions, I will be glad to help you and explain some steps. Thanks for the feedback. If you want me to record a tutorial on a particular topic, I am open for suggestions.
Nice. Thanks for sharing. I probably never would have thought of approaching it like this. By the by, was that a sample of Monica’s Misty Blue at the beginning?
Thank you very much for the feedback. I knew this approach would work but I honestly did not expect it to give such good results. Maybe this is some remix of this song I am not sure. All the music used in the video is mentioned in the description.
I decide to share the textures I created using this technique for free with everyone. You can find the download link in the description of this video. Have fun!
tried 4 times and doesn't work... did exactly what was on the screen. Why are my textures always always randomly patterned? I did EXACTLY what you were doing and I got a different result. Is there something that people commonly miss or should I just give up c4d forever? This has really messed me up.
Sorry, as I mentioned in some previous comments, it wasn't meant to be a step by step tutorial, more like a walkthrough for more experienced users. It is hard for me to guess why exactly you do not get the result you are after. Do not give up. Maybe try learning a bit more and then come back to this walkthrough when you gain a bit more knowledge and experience. Best of luck. If you have any particular question, I will try to help.
Thank you. I used C4D's hair module for this render. Animation itself was dine in Houdini and everything for the animation, including hairs, was done there.
Thank you. True, but at the time of making this project I did not have access to Substance products. So I used what I knew and had access to. It doesn't matter how much time it takes (at least for personal projects), if the final result looks good 😉
Thank you. Unfortunately no. This is more of a walkthrough aimed at more experienced people. But you can always watch it at x0.25 speed here on YT. It is not perfect, but should be easier to follow.
@@DimaShishkov ооооочеень полезным. я видел этот видос давно, когда только начинал изучать синьку, и для меня это было не понятно но бомбово. а сейчас когда мне понадобилась такая текстура, я был бесконечно счастлив что нашел видос. еще раз, большое спасибо!
I am using a PC that I built around 5 years ago with Intel Core i7 4790K, 16 Gb of RAM and a single GTX 980 Ti. 250 Gb SSD for the system and apps and 1 Tb HDD.
Думаю было бы намного проще и быстрее, если бы я им пользовался. Передо мной не так часто стоит задача создания процедурных текстур, поэтому для себя на данный момент не вижу необходимости учить Substance Designer. Но однозначно очень сильный инструмент в правильных руках.
Hey there. Really glad it is useful to you. Thanks a lot for the great feedback. No need for donations. Maybe at some point I will create a Patreon or a Gumroad store but first I need to create more content. For now I am just glad that I can give back and contribute to the 3D community :) Have a great day!
It was good enough for what I was after, but I agree with you, there is always place for improvement. Some randomness and imperfections can be added at the shading stage. In the animation I was using it for I also added some strands and it improved the look quite a bit. This video was recorded to show my process. You are free to use it as a base and take it to the next level. Best of luck and thanks for the feedback.
I decide to share the textures I created using this technique for free with everyone. You can find the download link in the description of this video. Have fun!
Thank you :)
Bro I have another quick question!!! Please Answer. Can you show me how to do the polygon vertex for the hairs??? Mine is locked It wont let me convert the spline to a polygon
@@platinumpineapple9943 I am sorry but I did not get what you want to achieve. Could you please give more details or provide an example so I could help?
@@DimaShishkov the picture that u have in the zip file, you have little hairs stikking off of the rope which looks realy good, but when I check out the c4d file, it says you have it on polygon vertex, where mine only says spline segment. I think I need to convert the spline into a poly objecct somehow. How do u do that?
@@platinumpineapple9943 sorry for the delay. It may be because you opened it in a C4D version different than the one I created the scene in. Basically you can simply recreate it with just by creating a new Hair Generator. You can watch some tutorials on how to use it in C4D, there are a lot of tutorials out there. If you have questions, let me know. Best of luck!
Creating a texture for yourself?! That's a next level...
Sorry, I don't get what you mean. Could you please clarify?
@@DimaShishkov I think you could rougly translate it to a simple 'Great job!'.
I've never seen anyone create texture for himself. Most people simply used those available in their software.
I'm impressed
@@3dcadtutorials610 to be completely honest, I am lazy too 😁 The first thing I did was I searched for some free textures online, but found nothing and then I decided to spend a couple of hours and create them myself. Anyway, thank you very much for the kind words and have a great day!
Hi.
Thank you for giving us such outstanding work for free.
The result is simply awesome and the renders are a pleasure to see.
No matter how silly it might seem to create a high poly model to bake textures out of it and then wrapping those textures on a low poly model, it still is the way most CGI is achieved even today.
Even after you've shared the textures, I think I'm still going to try to recreate this in Blender, just because of how pleasant was to see your workflow and for the pleasure of modeling in Blender.
Cheers and . . . thank you, this time, for posting this video.
Thank you so much for the amazing feedback. You made my day with this comment. Cheers.
@@DimaShishkov
Oh, I'm glad if my comment was of any use considering that you *_gifted_* us with the results of such nice work.
Cheers.
Thanks for sharing textures.
Very helpful video. thank you!!!
excellent work ! very interresting for ceating texture with c4d
It's really great, I need it for my job
where do you work? I am looking for a studio job as well, i am super experienced in Maya and Houdini
great work!!
Красава, тёзка ! Горжусь !!!!
It's raining outside my window and cool breeze is blowing.... And 1st music....
thank you man
And also thanks for the materials!
You are very welcome. Hope you find it useful 🙂
Very powerful technique. Thank you!
Thank you. Glad you found it useful!
a work of art!
Awesome skills! tahnk you for sharing
Thank you for the kind words.
Shoooow, man! Very very thanks!!
Результат шикарный!
Спасибо
very nice my friend
Lovely
thank you for sharing this for free
You are welcome. Hope you put it to good use!
thank you so much, you're great!!
Thank you. Glad that you found it useful.
Thanks to Pioneer " caligary" and their fantastic " truespace's " technology, all 3d software copying it ( they all are copycats ) now, since truespace has been sold to Microsoft, crap move as they didn't even exploit it . Truespace was created from a genius mind ,from day one to this day i still use it ...the best investment i have ever done on a software ( i have all the possible stuff on it that you can't get anymore ) .
Thank you Mr ormandy
Hi thank you for the tutorial. It looks amazing. I do hope to know more about how you did with the flyaway fibers on the rope on the other animation.
Hello Jake. Thanks a lot for the kind words. For the still render inside Cinema 4D I used Hair to add strands. Simulation and everything else was done in Houdini. There I made a custom strands generator.
@@DimaShishkov So the secret was hair! Thanks so much for the reply
😍😍😍
Thank you so much.
Hi Man, awsome approach & good tutorial! Can u mayB explain what u did with the hight material? Kind regards
To create a height texture I applied a black and white gradient to the mesh. From black at the bottom to white on the top. Hope it helps. Best of luck.
@@DimaShishkov Yeah man, thanks! thought something special was going on with the texture mode/grid lol
@@Wappie21 sure, nothing special there. I just used the planar projection and aligned it so that the gradient is projected from the side covering all mesh and as mentioned above made it black at the bottom part and white at the top. Cheers.
I need to setup the texture without Octane... Node Material and ProRender, can you help me?
I am not using ProRender, but it should be pretty straight forward. The only issue would be, if the current version of ProRender does not support displacement. But even then you could maybe get away using only bump mapping if it is not a closeup shot.
Nice video Dima, thank you, liked and subscribed
Thank you for the feedback. Glad you found it useful.
Very helpful! Thanks!
wow that's amazing
Thank you
Nice job Man
Thanks. Appreciate it.
Hello and thank you for sharing your work. im trying to replicate this material in blender by following your video, im a little stuck at 2 minutes. can you tell me what your doing exactly with the grid? I would greatly appreciate. subscribed and liked
Hello. Thank you very much for liking and subscribing though it is not a required condition so that I answer 😃 The yellow grid at approximately 2 minutes is a projection preview in Cinema 4D. Basically what I do is I applied a gradient to the whole mesh and make sure the gradient is projected from the side and fits the mesh. So that the black part of the gradient is at the bottom of the mesh and white at the top. So that when the camera is looking at the mesh from top to bottom, white parts of the mesh appear closer to the camera and black further. It is a common trick to fake depth map/pass. So in Blender you would unwrap the model with Projection from View option or play around with the mapping in shader. Hope it helps.
@@DimaShishkov It should be a requirement! I'd reply "huh?" on all the unsubscribed comments until I herd dat *ding*.
Thank you for the response. I understand now. Thank you!
thank you!
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you
Big thanks
great work！
Thanks
Hi, i have a problem in C4d. When i use vray it shows error.
Soo good!
Thank you
Thanks a lot !
Glad it was useful to you 😊
awesome!
Thank you
This is so helpfull! thank you!
Instead of music how about an overview of what you’re doing? Nice result but kind of confusing
It was initially intended as a walkthrough for more or less experienced people, so I understand that it may be a bit confusing and fast paced for some people. It was not intended as a step by step tutorial. If you have any questions, I will be glad to help you and explain some steps. Thanks for the feedback. If you want me to record a tutorial on a particular topic, I am open for suggestions.
thanks so much
You are very welcome!
Einstein! Brilliant
Thank you!
thanks for sharing!
Glad you like it.
Nice. Thanks for sharing. I probably never would have thought of approaching it like this.
By the by, was that a sample of Monica’s Misty Blue at the beginning?
Thank you very much for the feedback. I knew this approach would work but I honestly did not expect it to give such good results. Maybe this is some remix of this song I am not sure. All the music used in the video is mentioned in the description.
Good job, by the way
Ahuenno 👌
Thanks 🙏
Thx for that!!
Very clever
Thank you
Cool!!
Can you make the texture available for people to use?
lol
I decide to share the textures I created using this technique for free with everyone. You can find the download link in the description of this video. Have fun!
tried 4 times and doesn't work... did exactly what was on the screen. Why are my textures always always randomly patterned? I did EXACTLY what you were doing and I got a different result. Is there something that people commonly miss or should I just give up c4d forever? This has really messed me up.
Sorry, as I mentioned in some previous comments, it wasn't meant to be a step by step tutorial, more like a walkthrough for more experienced users. It is hard for me to guess why exactly you do not get the result you are after. Do not give up. Maybe try learning a bit more and then come back to this walkthrough when you gain a bit more knowledge and experience. Best of luck. If you have any particular question, I will try to help.
@@DimaShishkov very well explained, I had literally just started c4d when i wrote this aha so should have better luck this time. Thank you!!
This is awesome! How do you add the very tiny fine hairs to the rope?
Thank you. I used C4D's hair module for this render. Animation itself was dine in Houdini and everything for the animation, including hairs, was done there.
Привет, есть вопрос по синеме, можем связаться как-то ?
Привет. Смотри в разделе About на канале. Там все контакты. Можешь написать на email, в Twitter или Instagram. А можно и тут в комментариях.
Спасибо)
Nice work but check out Substance Designer and the other Substance products- will do this in no time at all !!
Thank you. True, but at the time of making this project I did not have access to Substance products. So I used what I knew and had access to. It doesn't matter how much time it takes (at least for personal projects), if the final result looks good 😉
👌👌👌
Thank you 🙏
this tutorial is very nice, but it is too fast, I can't follow it correctly. Do you have a slower one for beginners?
Thank you. Unfortunately no. This is more of a walkthrough aimed at more experienced people. But you can always watch it at x0.25 speed here on YT. It is not perfect, but should be easier to follow.
@@DimaShishkov OK， thank you
я люблю тебя
Рад, что видео оказалось полезным!
@@DimaShishkov ооооочеень полезным. я видел этот видос давно, когда только начинал изучать синьку, и для меня это было не понятно но бомбово. а сейчас когда мне понадобилась такая текстура, я был бесконечно счастлив что нашел видос. еще раз, большое спасибо!
@@sweetbiba394 круто. Очень приятно получать такие отзывы.
can you give us ur laptop s configuration please?
I am using a PC that I built around 5 years ago with Intel Core i7 4790K, 16 Gb of RAM and a single GTX 980 Ti. 250 Gb SSD for the system and apps and 1 Tb HDD.
@@DimaShishkov thank s man.
thank you
You are welcome!
Thanks !!!
You are very welcome!
Just i say You are crazy
Just a little, but thanks 😂
а не проще ли использовать сабстанс дизайнер.
Думаю было бы намного проще и быстрее, если бы я им пользовался. Передо мной не так часто стоит задача создания процедурных текстур, поэтому для себя на данный момент не вижу необходимости учить Substance Designer. Но однозначно очень сильный инструмент в правильных руках.
Текстуры огонь!
crazy
Thanks man!
Крутяк балдеж
Ништяк, рад, что зашло ;)
what is your gpu?
Single 980Ti
That was great!!!
Thank you very much.
Gracias, excelente recurso
good
wow
Hei man thank you so much =) struggled alot to create one of these - do you have a paypal acc. where i can drop you a donation for your great work =)
Hey there. Really glad it is useful to you. Thanks a lot for the great feedback. No need for donations. Maybe at some point I will create a Patreon or a Gumroad store but first I need to create more content. For now I am just glad that I can give back and contribute to the 3D community :) Have a great day!
@@DimaShishkov
Go2Houdini
The sim of the ropes was actually done in Houdini. You can find the animation on my Instagram. Will upload the it on RUclips later.
"Quick"
Must be faster way like macros
Faster way would be to use Substance Designer.
Hm, not bad, but it’s not realistic :(. You need to think how to add some chaos in textures
It was good enough for what I was after, but I agree with you, there is always place for improvement. Some randomness and imperfections can be added at the shading stage. In the animation I was using it for I also added some strands and it improved the look quite a bit. This video was recorded to show my process. You are free to use it as a base and take it to the next level. Best of luck and thanks for the feedback.
Thanks!